It's a little crazy. I have the following in birth:
(Particle Age % 0, Per Trigger Particle, Jscript)
inParticle.Attributes("alphaLimit").Value = 100;
Get rid of the line (Particle Age % 0, Per Trigger Particle, Jscript)
I was just pointing out the trigger and context for your pEvent.
On 4/26/07, Julian Johnson <julian(at)exch.demon.co.uk> wrote:
Vince Fortin wrote:
>
> Are you using the code from the sample scene?
>
> I'm using a null to hold the up-level animation. The name of which is
> hard-coded in the first pEvent.
>
> If not then I can't tell, make sur Jscript is switched on!
>
Hi Vince,
It's a little crazy. I have the following in birth:
(Particle Age % 0, Per Trigger Particle, Jscript)
inParticle.Attributes("alphaLimit").Value = 100;
And the following in runtime:
var alpha;
var age = inParticle.age;
var alphaLimit = inParticle.Attributes("alphaLimit").Value;##this is
where the problem happens.
var color = inParticle.color;
alpha = 1 - (age / alphaLimit);
color.alpha = alpha;
inParticle.color = color;
The script editor throws up the problem with the call to
inParticle.Attributes
("alphaLimit").Value in the birth section. If I
change birth to Particle Trigger or just give alphaLimit a specific
value in birth i.e.var alphaLimit = 100 I get no errors in the script so
it's definitely something to do with that line. Checked that JScript and
all other parameters were set correctly. Wondering if it is to do with
the fact that the PType is being called from an event emission and, for
some reason, can't get hold of the attribute object...
Julian
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