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There are several places where you can have a null reference : if hit is null => "if(hit.name == "tum1-2")" if "Respawn" is not found, objRespawn will be null and then "objRespawn.GetComponent" will...
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var LookAtTarget : Transform; var bulletPrefab : Transform; var damp = 6.0; var shootDelay :int = 2; var lastShootTime :int = 0; var shootingForce = 1000; function Update () { if(LookAtTarget != null)...
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I use the following pattern for my properties in C# : // This is editable through Unity's inspector [SerializeField] private int InternalMyVar = 5; public int MyVar { get { return InternalMyVar; }...
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You cannot access to the other variable as it is a local variable of the OnTriggerEnter method. you should do the following : * use a TargetComp var to store the component attackRTriggerStay (it seems...
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Just checkout the [Monobehaviour][1] reference at unity3d.com:> Note: The checkbox for disabling a MonoBehavior (on the editor) will only prevent Start(), Awake(), Update(), FixedUpdate(), and...
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There are two solutions based on where you draw your GUI. On the right hand, you draw your GUI in one script, so the depth order is defined by the order of the call of GUI / GUILayout functions. To...
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`transform.right`will shoot at the right direction of your shooter, and that's not what you want. Try this: public var ebullet:Transform; public var projectileSpeed:float = 0.0; public var delay:float...
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I found the answer : use the attribute NonSerialized and pay attention to which fields are for the editor !
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To search your scenes in your project's folder, use this : private static void RefreshScenes() { ScenesFileInfo = (new DirectoryInfo(Application.dataPath)).GetFiles("*.unity",...
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I have two points to say about your code. The first point concerns the method OnCollisionEnter : it takes a Collision object. The second point is that you know which object to destroy, so why don't you...
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Why don't you use a [ScriptableObject][1] ? They are intented to store data as an assets. You will use unity's way to manipulate data (it will be easier). To then load it at run time, either use a...
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You can use the [XmlTextReader][1] from C# libs to read your file, or you can create a C# class and deserialize the class with [XmlSerializer][2]. [1]:...
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Hi, You are probably compiling a dll with Visual Studio 2010 (or newer). Its compiler generate code for your events (add and remove properties), involving a call to...
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