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{{lang|UTIL Remove|title=UTIL_Remove}} | {{lang|UTIL Remove|title=UTIL_Remove}} | ||
UTIL_Remove is a [[UTIL]] provided in the Source code for removing objects. UTIL_Remove marks an object for deletion ''on the next frame'', instead of the current one. Removing objects on the current frame can cause null pointers '''which will cause the game to crash''', so UTIL_Remove is included to prevent this. | UTIL_Remove is a [[UTIL]] provided in the Source SDK code for removing ("[[kill]]ing") objects. UTIL_Remove marks an object for deletion ''on the next frame'', instead of the current one. Removing objects on the current frame can cause null pointers '''which will cause the game to crash''', so UTIL_Remove is included to prevent this. | ||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
Revision as of 13:01, 6 September 2024
UTIL_Remove is a UTIL provided in the Source SDK code for removing ("killing") objects. UTIL_Remove marks an object for deletion on the next frame, instead of the current one. Removing objects on the current frame can cause null pointers which will cause the game to crash, so UTIL_Remove is included to prevent this.
Usage
void UTIL_Remove( IServerNetworkable *oldObj );
Examples
UTIL_Remove( this );
CBaseFire *pEffect = m_hEffect;
if ( pEffect != NULL )
{
UTIL_Remove( pEffect );
m_hEffect = NULL;
}