[Solved] How to call "System.CreateRelObjIP"?

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rexrainbow
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4 Jun, 2011
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My goal is to replace "Create Object at Image Point" ex:

-> System: Create object objB on layer 1 at (0, 0) from objA 's image point "point"[/code:2ymszz8n]
to python script. 

I try to call 
[code:2ymszz8n]System.CreateRelObjIP(objB, 1, 0, 0, objA, "point")[/code:2ymszz8n]
But get error message
[quote:2ymszz8n]Type Error:CreateRelObjIP() takes exactly 6 arguments (7 given)


How to pass parameters to System.CreateRelObjIP()?

My construct version:Construct class 1.2

Edit:
 "System.Create()" may not work, too.

Edit:
I try 
[code:2ymszz8n]System.CreateByName("objB", 1, 0, 0)
SOL.objB.SetPositionToObject(objA, "point")[/code:2ymszz8n]
and doesn't work.

Test cap is here.
[url=http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5779181/create_rel_image_point.zip]http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5779181/create_ ... _point.zip[/url]

- scidave
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This syntax should work:

System.CreateByName("objB", 1, 0, 0)

SOL.objB.SetPositionToObject("objA", "point")

Note: The quotes around objA.

There might be a bug in the other function as the prototype shows it takes the # of arguments you are sending... maybe ROJO has an idea.

rexrainbow
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4 Jun, 2011
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But how to index objA[1], if there are many objA?

System.CreateByName("objB", 1, 0, 0)
SOL.objB.SetPositionToObject("objA[1]", "point")[/code:24de8rgx]
It doesn't work.

Thanks

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- R0J0hound
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I'll have to look into it but it seems that CreateRelObjIP is indeed missing a parameter.

Try this to do exactly what CreateRelObjIP would do.
System.Create("Sprite", 1, Sprite2[1].ImagePointX("point"), Sprite2[1].ImagePointY("point"))[/code:1aur1a40]
- rexrainbow
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That's cool~ Thanks