In ORK 2 that's not possible - that only allows you to access that property itself, but not any fields/properties on it.
In ORK 3, you can access them like in regular scripting, i.e. separated by a '.' - e.g.: camera.name camera.someOther.field etc. Same works for other reflection functionality, e.g. calling funtions.
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In ORK 3, you can access them like in regular scripting, i.e. separated by a '.' - e.g.:
camera.name
camera.someOther.field
etc.
Same works for other reflection functionality, e.g. calling funtions.
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