ASLHelperInstantiateASLObject Method (PrimitiveType, Vector3, Quaternion, String)

public static void InstantiateASLObject(
	PrimitiveType _type,
	Vector3 _position,
	Quaternion _rotation,
	string _parentID
)

Public Shared Sub InstantiateASLObject ( 
	_type As PrimitiveType,
	_position As Vector3,
	_rotation As Quaternion,
	_parentID As String
)

public:
static void InstantiateASLObject(
	PrimitiveType _type, 
	Vector3 _position, 
	Quaternion _rotation, 
	String^ _parentID
)

static member InstantiateASLObject : 
        _type : PrimitiveType * 
        _position : Vector3 * 
        _rotation : Quaternion * 
        _parentID : string -> unit 

void SomeFunction()
{
    //Where gameObject is the parent of the object that is being created here
    ASL.ASLHelper.InstantiateASLObject(PrimitiveType.Cube, new Vector3(0, 0, 0), Quaternion.identity, gameobject.GetComponent<ASL.ASLObject>().m_Id); 
}

void SomeOtherFunction()
{
    ASL.ASLHelper.InstantiateASLObject(PrimitiveType.Cube, new Vector3(0, 0, 0), Quaternion.identity, ""); //Using this overload (and others) and passing in an empty string is a valid option 
}

void WoahAnotherFunction()
{
    //Where 'MyParentObject' is the name of the parent of the object that is being created here
    ASL.ASLHelper.InstantiateASLObject(PrimitiveType.Cube, new Vector3(0, 0, 0), Quaternion.identity, "MyParentObject"); 
    //The parent of your object can also be found by passing in the name (e.g., gameObject.name) of the parent you want. However, this method is a lot slower than using the ASL ID method, 
    //but it is the only way to assign a non-ASL Object as a parent to an ASL Object for all users
}