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isInWorld()
Syntax
member(whichCastmember).model(whichModel).isInWorld()
member(whichCastmember).camera(whichCamera).isInWorld()
member(whichCastmember).light(whichLight).isInWorld()
member(whichCastmember).group(whichGroup).isInWorld()
Description
3D command; returns a value of TRUE if the parent hierarchy of the model, camera, light, or
group terminates in the world. If the value of isInWorld is TRUE, the model, camera, light, or
group functions in the 3D world of the cast member.
Models, cameras, lights, and groups can be stored in a 3D cast member but not used in the 3D
world of the cast member. Use the
addToWorld and removeFromWorld commands to add and
remove models, cameras, lights, and groups from the 3D world of the cast member.
Example
This statement shows that the model named Teapot exists in the 3D world of the cast member
named TableScene:
put member("TableScene").model("Teapot").isInWorld()
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See also
addToWorld, removeFromWorld, child
on isOKToAttach
Syntax
on isOKToAttach me, aSpriteType, aSpriteNum
Description
Built-in handler; you can add this handler to a behavior in order to check the type of sprite the
behavior is being attached to and prevent the behavior from being attached to inappropriate
sprite types.
When the behavior is attached to a sprite, the handler executes and Director passes to it the type
of the sprite and its sprite number. The
me argument contains a reference to the behavior that is
being attached to the sprite.
This handler runs before the
on getPropertyDescriptionList handler.
The Lingo author can check for two types of sprites.
#graphic includes all graphic cast members,
such as shapes, bitmaps, digital video, text, and so on.
#script indicates the behavior was
attached to the script channel. In this case, the
spriteNum is 1.
For each of these sprite types, the handler must return
TRUE or FALSE. A value of TRUE indicates
that the behavior can be attached to the sprite. A value of
FALSE prevents the behavior from being
attached to the sprite.
If the behavior contains no
on isOKToAttach handler, then the behavior can be attached to any
sprite or frame.
This handler is called during the initial attachment of the behavior to the sprite or script channel
and also when attaching a new behavior to a sprite using the Behavior inspector.