I would assume this is relatively straightforward.
I just switched over from UnityScript to C#, and I have to admit it is largely superior, even in the fact that it very tangibly helps you understand the object-class relationships in the game project. I all ready prefer it.
Anyways, I'm just trying to get a quick array set up of references to instances of a SpawnPoint class. SpawnPoint is a script attached to a Spawn Point prefab, and I'm just cycling through them when a level loads to get a list of them.
However, I am having trouble populating this array.
To get a reference to the class, I am using GetComponent. I understand why this doesn't work- GetComponent returns a type and not a variable/value. I just don't know what other method I should employ here.
Thanks for the help! - YA
P.S: Is there any way for me to get rid of the automagically created 'Use this for initialization' and 'Updates every frame' comments? They're a small annoyance but still...
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class SpawnCont : MonoBehaviour {
public SpawnPoint[] pointArr;
public GameObject player;
public SpawnPoint current;
// Use this for initialization
void Start () {
pointArr = new SpawnPoint[ transform.childCount ];
//Because of this, don't make anything but spawnpoints children
int count = 0;
//Make sure we get through full list
foreach( Transform child in transform ){
//The important part
//THIS IS WHERE THE ERROR IS
pointArr[count] = child.GetComponent( SpawnPoint );
count += 1;
}
SetActive ( pointArr[0] );
Debug.Log ( "Spawning Player at: " + pointArr[0].pos.x );
Spawn( player );
}
void SetActive( SpawnPoint myPoint ){
for( int i = 0; i < pointArr.Length; i++ ){
pointArr[i].activated = false;
}
myPoint.activated = true;
current = myPoint;
}
void Spawn( GameObject player ){
Instantiate( player, current.pos, Quaternion.identity );
}
}
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