I recently made a lot of objects global... i noticed that only when i deleted the objects from other frames and replaced them with from whatever frame. Then only they became global in editor.
But now i have about 30 objects that i need to make global, they are in 4 frames already. And i have in each frame coded for each object = Create that object.
If I would delete them, and replace them i would loose the code, I mean i would have to copy paste but in some frames the code is very different.
So is there a way to make them global without having to delete replace them, and or without messing the code up?
They are already the same name, they are the same objects, it just they werent global before. I have tried just deleting and copying, but it doesnt do well, somehow it messes up everything.
yes i know, but it doesnt make them global unless you replace those objects. If you know what i mean...
In two of the frames the graphic for those objects has been changed and maybe some minor things, and when i click yes to all the gfx should be changed to either newer or older. And it does not change. The objects still remain different on different frames. Only thing that changes on all is the global ticked yes.
And when i recopy the objects then my code gets messed up.
"Global" has nothing to do with animation, value names and other properties. It only means the object's alterable values and strings will be kept in memory when the application changes frame.
So, if you tick global in one, and they all get ticked, it worked.
Yeah, but they should be also global in editor, when i change in one frame a value or graphic it should change in all frames in the editor. Like normally created global objects do.
Just ticking it is not going to work because the game can start in a different frame, and i am mainly doing this so i can change values and stuff from any frame in editor.
Originally Posted by ::SPITZNAGL:: "Global" has nothing to do with animation, value names and other properties. It only means the object's alterable values and strings will be kept in memory when the application changes frame.
So, if you tick global in one, and they all get ticked, it worked.
Thats not correct. Normally created global objects are also global in editor aswell. Not just in game.
Nevermind anyways, i will recopy them and recode those parts.
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Edited by Don Luciano