BasicSkel

from panda3d.skel import BasicSkel
class BasicSkel

Bases: DTOOL_SUPER_BASE

This is the most basic of the skeleton classes. It stores an integer, and will return it on request.

The skeleton classes are intended to help you learn how to add C++ classes to panda. See also the manual, “Adding C++ Classes to Panda.”

Inheritance diagram

Inheritance diagram of BasicSkel

__init__(*args, **kwargs)
getValue()

C++ Interface: get_value(BasicSkel self)

/**

  • Retreives a value that was previously stored.

*/

getValueAlt()

C++ Interface: get_value_alt(BasicSkel self)

/**

  • Retreives a value that was previously stored. Exact same functionality as

  • get_value, except that this isn’t an inline function.

*/

get_value()

C++ Interface: get_value(BasicSkel self)

/**

  • Retreives a value that was previously stored.

*/

get_value_alt()

C++ Interface: get_value_alt(BasicSkel self)

/**

  • Retreives a value that was previously stored. Exact same functionality as

  • get_value, except that this isn’t an inline function.

*/

setValue()

C++ Interface: set_value(const BasicSkel self, int n)

// These inline functions allow you to get and set _value.

/**

  • Stores an integer value.

*/

setValueAlt()

C++ Interface: set_value_alt(const BasicSkel self, int n)

// These do the same thing as the functions above.

/**

  • Stores an integer value. Exact same functionality as set_value, except

  • that this isn’t an inline function.

*/

set_value()

C++ Interface: set_value(const BasicSkel self, int n)

// These inline functions allow you to get and set _value.

/**

  • Stores an integer value.

*/

set_value_alt()

C++ Interface: set_value_alt(const BasicSkel self, int n)

// These do the same thing as the functions above.

/**

  • Stores an integer value. Exact same functionality as set_value, except

  • that this isn’t an inline function.

*/