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Currently the following happens and PL sends the following BC sequence when a run is started: | |||
START RUN ENGINE: | START RUN ENGINE: | ||
#The model is initialised for run (phase 1) | |||
#BC _Preinit Start | |||
#BC _PreInit End | |||
#BC _Model loaded (if its an initial run) | |||
#The model is initialised for run (phase 2) | |||
#BC _Run Start | |||
#model pauses or continues depending on options | |||
The 2 stage init process was from an era when certain objects could not be changed once the run was going but the modeller needed an ability to initially set them up. | |||
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<font size="2">idkbase note 205</font> | |||
[[Category:Broadcast]] | |||
[[Category:Broadcast | |||
[[Category:Runtime Engine]] | [[Category:Runtime Engine]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:FAQ]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:05, 13 January 2008
Currently the following happens and PL sends the following BC sequence when a run is started:
START RUN ENGINE:
- The model is initialised for run (phase 1)
- BC _Preinit Start
- BC _PreInit End
- BC _Model loaded (if its an initial run)
- The model is initialised for run (phase 2)
- BC _Run Start
- model pauses or continues depending on options
The 2 stage init process was from an era when certain objects could not be changed once the run was going but the modeller needed an ability to initially set them up.
idkbase note 205