scripted ops/ multiple output method 2005-03-13 - By Martin Matzeder
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Hi Javier,
with what kind of error message does Your scripted operator die?
I use switch case to go through multiple outpus, but this is personal
preference.
Also I use Out .Value.Transform but I'm not sure if this has a effect,
can not test it right now.
Martin
javier wrote:
>i got some scripted ops--relatively complex-- that output to several
>objecs kinematics
>what i do is in the update routine i check, lets say
>
>if (Out.name == "OutGlobal"){Out.transform = myresult;}
>else if (Out.name == "OutGlobal1"){Out.transform = mybyproduct;}
>//myresult and mybyproducts are transforms in this example
>
>sometimes this works for both outputs sometimes just for one.... I
>tried this with several ops, that i am developing concurrently and
>its always the same story, it works for a while and then all of a
>sudden it does not.
>
>1. is there a less buggy method to have several outputs per operator
>2. or should i compile this--i know i have to eventually but i got
>some reading to do for this
>
>thanx in advance
>j
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