Dictionary load and save tutorials
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Thanks š
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A little option to destroy the source would be nice š
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Itās weird because sometimes it delete the source even if the ID is not the sameā¦ For that I do a modify array by doing a get array value at index when the spawn object is touched. But it doesnāt work every time. I donāt understand why.
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Yes but it is coming from a loop and a spawn the entire array. So what would you do?
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Itās weird because sometimes it delete the source even if the ID is not the sameā¦ For that I do a modify array by doing a get array value at index when the spawn object is touched. But it doesnāt work every time. I donāt understand why.
Itās weird because sometimes it delete the source even if the ID is not the sameā¦ For that I do a modify array by doing a get array value at index when the spawn object is touched. But it doesnāt work every time. I donāt understand why.
It is worth noting that Get Array Value takes a number for the index. If you put text for the input, it treats it as 0 (getting the first element instead).
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How to manage the attribute keys with multiple objects.
Unlike in your example I have many object spawn at the same time. What do I put instead of āsource object idā? Does it have to be dynamic? -
How to manage the attribute keys with multiple objects.
Unlike in your example I have many object spawn at the same time. What do I put instead of āsource object idā? Does it have to be dynamic?How to manage the attribute keys with multiple objects.
Unlike in your example I have many object spawn at the same time. What do I put instead of āsource object idā? Does it have to be dynamic?It looks like you're spawning multiple objects per iteration - maybe you meant to spawn one object per iteration?
To answer your question, "source object id" is just an arbitrary key I used. You can name your key anything that makes sense to you. It can either be dynamic or predefined - there's no difference functionality-wise.
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No, I meant to spawn the entire array.
But I made a new system.
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