Hi everyone! I have a class hierarchy in my app that is being exported to the script interface. It looks like: BoolPort derives from Port Registered method used in the sample(method is wrapping the actual AS register call, that's why it looks slightly different): Now when I do the following in the script: I get the following messages from Angelscript parsing: getInputPort is a method registered in the application interface and returns a Port* which actually contains a pointer to an instance of BoolPort. My question is now: Do I need to register casting behaviours when I want to do casting in the script, or should this work implicitly? Why does the logging message talk about "BoolPort@&"? That confuses me. Is it a handle or an object reference? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thoran [Edited by - Thoran on May 8, 2010 9:52:29 AM]

AngelScript doesn't know about casting behavior if you don't explicitly tell it about them. You can see how to register cast behaviors here.

Thanks for this information. I really should dig better into the documentation, but I obviously missed that section on class hierarchies and casting.

Thoran