I’m using Structs for the first time and not sure what the best method to use is.
So I think I need a struct like this…
Struct Task (OptionA, OptionB, OptionC)
Now if I want to have multiple tasks should I have…
An Array of Structs
TaskArray = #(TaskA OptionA:ValA OptionB:ValB OptionC:ValC,TaskB OptionA:ValA OptionB:ValB OptionC:ValC,TaskC OptionA:ValA OptionB:ValB OptionC:ValC)
or
An Array of Structs
Tasks = Task (OptionA:#(ValA,ValA,ValA), OptionB:#(ValB,ValB,ValB), OptionC:#(ValC,ValC,ValC))
Any good examples or documentation?
Cheers
D
hi Dave, the first option would be my approach (IMHO), compiling an array of the instantiated structs, rather than multiple arrays of struct parameters.
An example can be found here –
http://www.scriptspot.com/3ds-max/scripts/speechbot
I use an array of structs to retrieve morpher key data from XML. The struct in my example is called keydata. I found that easier to iterate and restore the keys this way. It seems to be a more OO based approach to me!
Definitely the first option, a bit pointless to use a struct otherwise.
Yep cheers guys, After a few mins of playing around it seems completely obvious now, option 1 is the way.