Two questions.

[Kadoba]

Is it was possible in ruby to combine the data of two instances from the same class? I want to take all of the instance variables from one copy of a class and add them to them to another copy of the same class.

Also I was wondering if somebody made a script where you could open an input window for RGSS during a test game.

 

[OS]

1. Try:

#instance# = Class.new(x, y)
instance1 = Class.new(1, 1)
instance2 = Class.new(instance1.x, instance1.y)

This will give instance2 the same attributes as instance1. Pretty easy, right?

2. I dunno...

Peace Out!

~Broken

 

[Anonymous]

An instance of a class is called an object. The class is the template, the object is what is created from that template.

foo = Foo.new
bar = foo.clone

bar is now identical to foo, but not the same object. However, this is a shallow copy. Instance variables will be copied, but the two will share objects they refrence. If you want a deep copy, you'll have to write the method yourself.

 

[chaos_killa]

hey ccoa, how do you know this shit so well!!!?

i found this index html thingy that has "Demystifying the Game Process," and I was simply amazed at how well you combine events and scripts to produce such effective scenes!

u know, u really should make a full tutorial on scripting, cuz u's is genious at that!

 

[Kadoba]

Close, but I don't actually want to make a copy of an instance of a class, I want to combine the variables from two different instances into one.