ID of object

[Moon]

Hello,

I hope you are all well today.

 

I have this simple question...

 

When we instanciate an object, it should have its name as an ID, but what if we use a loop for example ? Where does the ID source its value, then ?

 

Thank you.

[GameMonetize]

Not sure to understand your question

[Moon]

Sorry its my fault, I had a feeling that it wasn't very clear.

 

I meant, Where does a Mesh for example source its ID value when we its instaciated within a loop for example ? Like in:

for(var i = 0; i < 10; i++){mesh[i] = new BABYLON.Mesh.CreatePlane("MyPlane", 1, scene, false);}//I'm asking this because the ID is usually meant to be a unique identificator, whereas the default in Babylon is to take the value of the name as an ID, but in a case like the one above, I wanted to know where does it source its ID.

[GameMonetize]

for(var i = 0; i < 10; i++){mesh[i] = new BABYLON.Mesh.CreatePlane("MyPlane" + i, 1, scene, false);}

This code should be good for your need

[Moon]

I know that just wondered what does Babylon in a case like the one I have written.

[GameMonetize]

Oh sorry there is no security mechanism. All objects will have the same id

[Moon]

Okay, thank you.