View Full Version : Catching outputs from functions called in vizact.ontimer()
Notch
03-11-2014, 07:45 AM
How can I capture the outputs from a function called using the vizact.ontimer() function? I understand that I need to define the name of the function I want to call, and pass any arguments in to the function following that; eg:
vizact.ontimer(0,myFunction,input)
...But I don't know how to get the outputs of myFunction. How do I do this?
Can you explain what you are trying to accomplish with a timer function and the output you're expecting?
Notch
03-19-2014, 03:33 AM
At every screen refresh, I need to manipulate a quad based on the position of a couple of trackable (from motion capture) rigid bodies. I need to pass some variables back into 'myFunction' that are output from 'myFunction' on each occurrence. These are a few ints and bools.
farshizzo
03-19-2014, 10:19 AM
I'd recommend creating a class to update the quad and to store variables from each update. Here is a simple outline of what I am referring to:import vizact
class QuadManipulator(object):
def __init__(self, input):
# Save input
self.input = input
# Initialize variables here
self.some_int = 0
self.some_bool = False
# Call our method every frame
vizact.ontimer(0, self.myFunction)
def myFunction(self):
# Compute some stuff and update quad
# Update some variables
self.some_int = 2
self.some_bool = True
# Create instance of our class
q = QuadManipulator('input')
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