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Dark GDK / Passing object id as an element of an array of integer to the function DBSetObjectEffect not working ?

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Juggernaut
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The last line inside the for loop is giving a runtime error -

Unhandled exception at 0x77bc15de in my_project.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation reading location 0x25d83000.

If I use an integer or a single integer variable for the first parameter (objectID) within the function

dbSetObjectEffect(ObjectSpheres[i],lavaShader);

Then no error occurs at run time.

This works in Dark GDK 1.0 - that is passing object id as an element of an array of integer.

Can anybody help please.
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Juggernaut
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Posted: 23rd Jul 2012 00:01
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Pleeeease heeeeeeeeeelp ........ somebody .....
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Hawkblood
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Quote: "dbCreateObjectSphere(3,160,160);"
This is the auto-assignment problem we've been talking about. You need to do something like
If you've not used "FindFreeObject()" before, here's the one I use


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Juggernaut
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Posted: 23rd Jul 2012 00:13 Edited at: 23rd Jul 2012 00:15
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My Goodness ! Will there be a fix to this ? Or do I have to create a function to check for free ids like you have shown.

What if I manually assign an id as the last parameter like this -

ObjectSpheres[i] = dbCreateObjectSphere(3,160,160,i);

But the manual assignment is not working also ! Still giving runtime errors.

Do I have to use int32_t as the datatype for the array ? Or a simple int will do ?
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Posted: 23rd Jul 2012 04:34 Edited at: 23rd Jul 2012 04:34
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That will work, but you need to make sure there are no write-overs.
the int32_t is what they use, but regular int works just as well.

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