IBehaviorInstance's support for non-getter and non-setter methods?

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- Chadori
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Hi Ashley

Could we request a way to add methods inside the IBehaviorInstance that isn't a getter or setter. I need it to make an interface of actions that includes multiple parameters, and support a return value as well.

I tried doing it like the Physics behavior, but it responds undefined.

Kindly advise. Thank you.
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- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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It's just a normal class, you can do anything you like with it.

The only reason it's written like that normally is to avoid duplicating code. By privately forwarding all calls to the main instance class, you can easily share methods between ACEs, script interfaces, the debugger, etc.
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- Chadori
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That was my first assumption and I always got undefined. But now, I tried again, it worked perfectly, not sure what I did wrong before though.

Thank you very much!