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AppGameKit Classic Chat / CreateVector3() in Tier 2 causes exception error.

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Tobias_Ripper
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Posted: 30th Nov 2017 00:00
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When I declare the vector, Visual Studio throws an exception error.

int vector_dest = agk::CreateVector3();


also tried


int vector_dest = agk::CreateVector3(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f);


Documentation says it needs to be declared as a regular integer, however Visual states it needs to be declared as a static integer. Tried both. Commenting out the vector declaration eliminates the crashes.
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Posted: 30th Nov 2017 06:08
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Hello Tobias,
kinda scary, it should work like you say.

Where do you declare it?
If you declare an int in init(), it wont appear in the loop().

Do you have tried it to declare the integer of the vector in the header file?


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Posted: 30th Nov 2017 14:02 Edited at: 30th Nov 2017 14:24
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I'm declaring all variables before the
void app::Begin(void)



I have too tried to declare the variable before using the agk:: function to create a vector.
Quote: "
//int vect_player;
//int vector_dest;

//vect_player = agk::CreateVector3();
//vector_dest = agk::CreateVector3();
"


As far as I can tell, when I comment this stuff out, the error goes away.
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Posted: 30th Nov 2017 23:05
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I think I know what you are doing wrong.
If you are calling this line before app::Begin(void) it will not work.



agk::CreateVector3() creates an ID using a hash list that does not get initialized until after app::Begin(void) is called.

You can declare the variable before app::Begin(void) but fill in begin or in the loop.

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Quote: "If you are calling this line before app::Begin(void) it will not work."


Ah, I see. I'll have to check this out. Thank you.
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