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RE: dotnetobject "UserControl" Maximum Size

Hey, spacefrog! Tell me what you mean by virtual mode?

9 years ago
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RE: dotnetobject "UserControl" Maximum Size

It seems to me that I should split my btns in 3 small subcontainers and change them periodically.

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RE: superClassOf in multithreading

Thank you, Denis, I got the idea. I’m implementing this to my main script already. Except that you know almost everything in scripting, you’re are a g…

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RE: superClassOf in multithreading

Then you call it with the help of this argument, this way, avoiding defining it at the top.

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RE: superClassOf in multithreading

Wait, every function is sending itself as an argument, right?

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RE: superClassOf in multithreading

Denis, I have so many functions… Should I have all of them in one? Every additional function is anargument? My brains will blow up soon

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RE: superClassOf in multithreading

Now, Denis, what’s next? how to solve “No outer local variable references permitted here:”? ( local ww=#(#(),#()) struct matDef…

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RE: superClassOf in multithreading

It is important for my interior scenes, I can see where is this texture from, is it collected or not, as so on. It saves a lot of time, really. In an…

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RE: superClassOf in multithreading

Do you mean this: ( struct matDef (mat, path) subInMats=#() fn capitalizeFirst str = ( str[1] = toUpper str[1] str ) fn fo…

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RE: superClassOf in multithreading

if I defined it at the top: local getSubmats, capitalizeFirst, formatName then I don’t get this error.

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RE: superClassOf in multithreading

denisT: why do you collect sub-materials searching in ArrayParameter props? does [b]getSubMtl()[/b] not work for you for any reason? because I ne…

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RE: superClassOf in multithreading

Do you mean like this: ( local ww=#(#(),#()), subInMats=#() local getSubmats, capitalizeFirst, formatName struct matDef (mat, path) fn workMat…

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