ā07-16-2014 02:56 PM
I'm currently working on a program for a project at university and found another one that provided the functionality I need. Unfortunately the computer was not hooked up to the network and I wasn't carrying an external hard drive on me so I figured the best option would be to take a picture of the code and try to recreate the parts I needed. I've successfully been able to do most of that but I've had trouble identifying one part. Could someone tell me what the attached image is? Thanks!
ā07-16-2014 02:57 PM - edited ā07-16-2014 02:59 PM
That's an Array Constant feeding into a Property Node
Edit: Attached code has example
ā07-16-2014 02:58 PM - edited ā07-16-2014 02:59 PM
It is a diagram constant of a floating point (SGL, DBL, CDB, etc.) array and a value property node of an array control/indicator named "asd".
The array constant has at least 10 elements that are zero, but the actual array size cannot be determined. It could be larger.
ā07-16-2014 03:01 PM
To be more exact, it is an array constant of double (judging by the color). And it is setting the value of a control/indicator called "asd". Glad to see it had such a descripting name so somebody could tell what it was for.
Anyways, you should use a local variable over the property node since the local is WAY faster to set the value.