lscript commander prob

[faulknermano]

Originally posted by KillMe
ok this is infuriating

all i wanted was to set it up so i had some buttons on the menu in layout to laod primative objects in

so i made the priamtive models saved them put them ina folder all tehr own for neatness opened up layout started the lscript commander and loaded up the first object recorded this pressed theexecute to see if it works and bang the shere appears i hit install give it a name it appears on menu ipress the one on the menu and error cant find object???????? what that all about?

arghhh hate ti when simple stuff doesn't work like its supposed too

lscript commander is far from perfect. post the script that you have made. it'll be easier to help you out.

[E_Moelzer]

Hmm, the onlything I have noticed in this context is that LS- commander by default uses absolute pathes.
I am not sure if thishas anything to do with your problem, but there is a function called "fullpath", that will convert your content- directory- path (wherever it is, it just has to be set correctly in the general options) in a full- path that lscript can deal with, no matter what the absolute path to your content- dir is.
I have done a few scripts like these and they would look like that:

LoadObject (fullpath("enter realtive path here"))

Hope that helps
CU
Elmar

[E_Moelzer]

Hmm, the only thing I have noticed in this context is that LS- commander by default uses absolute pathes.
I am not sure if thishas anything to do with your problem, but there is a function called "fullpath", that will convert your content- directory- path (wherever it is, it just has to be set correctly in the general options) in a full- path that lscript can deal with, no matter what the absolute path to your content- dir is.
I have done a few scripts like these and they would look like that:

LoadObject (fullpath("enter realtive path here"))

Hope that helps
CU
Elmar

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