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Ruby problem?
Ruby problem?
Hello,
I made an example of Ruby animation on FS 3.06, which does not work for some reason on the latest version 3.08.1 (trial). Have DSProbotics perhaps changed the specification of Ruby's draw method?
So long
I made an example of Ruby animation on FS 3.06, which does not work for some reason on the latest version 3.08.1 (trial). Have DSProbotics perhaps changed the specification of Ruby's draw method?
So long
- Attachments
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- circle_lfo.fsm
- this schematic works well on FS3.06 but does not work on FS3.08.1
- (14.9 KiB) Downloaded 986 times
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Re: Ruby problem?
The problem is, variable @x now by default references the current Thread. Unfortunately you cannot use it. Just change it to some different name and everything should be OK
Re: Ruby problem?
Hello, KG
I've replaced the variable names (@x -> @x1) as you told and the schematic is working well on the latest version 3.08.1.
thank you.
I've replaced the variable names (@x -> @x1) as you told and the schematic is working well on the latest version 3.08.1.
thank you.
- Attachments
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- circle_lfo_v2.fsm
- corrected version
- (15.36 KiB) Downloaded 975 times