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StarterCreator wrote ...

2017/2/12

second world?

StarterCreator StarterCreator

2017/2/12

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how do i choose on what world i spawn objects in,i know the getWorld().addObject"""""" but how do i choose on what world?
danpost danpost

2017/2/12

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StarterCreator wrote...
how do i choose on what world i spawn objects in,i know the getWorld().addObject"""""" but how do i choose on what world?
Usually, each world will add objects into their own self (with code placed in their constructors or a 'prepare' method that is called by the constructor).
StarterCreator StarterCreator

2017/2/12

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so wait,are the worlds combined?
danpost danpost

2017/2/12

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StarterCreator wrote...
so wait,are the worlds combined?
Worlds are separate entities. You can have multiple worlds of the same type; but, they are each individual worlds. Maybe I am not understanding your question. Can you be more specific as to what your concern is? maybe give an example.
StarterCreator StarterCreator

2017/2/12

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so do worlds stack up?how do u choose on what world will u be in if they are not stacked?
danpost danpost

2017/2/12

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If you are using 'getWorld().addObject(...)', then the actor being added into a world will go in the same world that the current in-world actor is in -- the world returned by 'getWorld'.
Nosson1459 Nosson1459

2017/2/12

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getWorld returns the world that the actor that the code is running from is currently in, I don't think you can get any other world, so the addObject will add it to the same world. (Not arguing with danpost just saying it in my own words)
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