I want to make a script like this.
STEP1
Move the position of Processor1 to (0,0,0).
STEP2
Create Processor2 at (10,10,0).
STEP3
Rename Processor2 to "SubProcess".
STEP1 was found in the manual.
I found that I should write the script like this.
Object obj = Model.find ("Processor1");
obj.location = Vec3 (0,0,0);
However,
How should I write a script for STEP2 and STEP3?
command reference >alphabetical index > initiate a search by key shortcut eg “ctrl + f” > insert a typical phrase like “create” or “copy” > test the results in a model.
Step 2: try createinstance, createcopy, insertcopy
Step 3: assign a different content to the property name of FlexScript Class treenode.
STEP2 understood to write like this.
createinstance(library().find("?Processor"), model());
However, I cannot proceed to STEP 3 because the name of the Processor created this way changes every time.
Is it possible to set the name of the instance created in STEP2?
Any new created object is the last object of your container like model tree or just model model().
treenode myNewObj = model().last; or treenode myBewObj = Model.last;
Or you declare the result of this function as a direct pointer like
treenode myNewObj = createinstance(obj library, obj container);
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