Getting the NTObjectName of a brix?

[Mold]

How can I find out what variables a brick has and add them all to a list?
Is that possible?
How do I get the NTObjectName of a brix?

[Ad Bot]

[Port]

brickObject.save("path/to/file");

Parse the file. You can't search through non-tagged variables, so this is really the only way.

[Mold]

Nvm dumb post

[Mold]

brickObject.save("path/to/file");

Parse the file. You can't search through non-tagged variables, so this is really the only way.

What are tagged variables ._.

[Port]

If I remember correctly, a set of variables specified when defining the object class (in the engine).

[Mold]

If I remember correctly, a set of variables specified when defining the object class (in the engine).

Those are member fields

[Port]

Those are member fields

They're the same.

[Space Guy]

%object.dump(); puts it in the console instead of a file, as well as listing its class functions.

[Port]

%object.dump(); puts it in the console instead of a file, as well as listing its class functions.

You can't access console output from TorqueScript unless you do some weird stuff with external programs, piping and networking.

[Space Guy]

Oh, didn't see that second part. My mistake.

[Mold]

How do I get the NTObjectName of a brix?

[Kalphiter]

uh

getName()

[nerraD]

what does NT stand for?

[Port]

I remember there being a better way, but this should work:

%a = object.getName();
%a = getSubStr(%a, 1, strLen(%a));

If you want to set it, use object.setNTName("foo");

what does NT stand for?

Named Target.

[Mold]

I remember there being a better way, but this should work:

%a = object.getName();
%a = getSubStr(%a, 1, strLen(%a));

If you want to set it, use object.setNTName("foo");

Named Target.

Isn't it setntobjectname?