Question 2 Of DynamicTexturing

[legacy-^::B!G-A::]

Why am i getting:

General protection fault!

History: UScriptedTexture::execDrawTile <- (DynamicTexture
Temp3.MyDynamicTexture @ Function Test.DynamicTexture.DrawPixel :
00DE) <- UObject::ProcessEvent <- (xPlayer Temp3.xPlayer, Function
Engine.PlayerController.Use) <- UObject::ScriptConsoleExec <- (xPlayer
Temp3.xPlayer) <- UPlayer::Exec <- UViewport::Exec <-
UWindowsViewport::Exec <- UInput::ExecInputCommands <-
UInput::Process <- UEngine::InputEvent <-
UWindowsViewport::CauseInputEvent <- WM_KEYDOWN <-
UWindowsViewport::ViewportWndProc <- WWindow::StaticProc <-
MessagePump <- MainLoop <- FMallocWindows::Free <-
FMallocWindows::Realloc <- 10910191 0 FArray <- FArray::Realloc <- 0*2 <-
FMallocWindows::Free

For:

simulated function DrawFrame()
{
    local int X,Y;
    //Log("DrawFrame(); Began At    "$Level.TimeSeconds);
    StopWatch(False);
    for(Y=0;Y<PixelY.Length;Y++)
    {
        for(X=0;X<PixelY[0].PixelX.Length;X++)
        {
            Log("DynamicTexture.DrawFrame() Drawing Pixel("$X$","$Y$")",'BreakPoint');
            DrawPixel(X,Y,PixelY[Y].PixelX[X]);
        }
    }
    StopWatch(True);
    //Log("DrawFrame(); Finished At "$Level.TimeSeconds);
}

function DrawPixel(int X, int Y, color C)
{
    Log("DynamicTexture.DrawPixel("$X$","$Y$",(R="$C.R$",G="$C.G$"B="$C.B$")) Would have drawn a pixel.",'BreakPoint');
    DrawTile(X,Y,X+1,Y+1,0,0,1,1,PixelTex,C);
}

I cant figure it out.. Help

[Wormbo]

You're not supposed to subclass ScriptedTexture. Instead, create a new ScriptedTexture object and assign an Actor to its Client property at runtime. That actor will be able to draw onto the ScriptedTexture, but only from its RenderTexture() event.

[legacy-^::B!G-A::]

Hmm, im just wondering, why should that make a difference?

[legacy-^::B!G-A::]

WOAH-- It DID make a difference! and the speed is MUCH(Originally scaned, i timed jsut the for() states, 2 seconds. NOW its less then 0.00) faster! Thx lol

[Wormbo]

Remember that logging requires a considerable amount of extra time because stuff needs to be written to the log file. And since rendering takes place in an Actor function anyway, subclassing ScriptedTexture is pointless.