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I am very new to Javascript but on similar occasions I use something like:function OnTriggerEnter (col: Collider) { if (col.gameObject.tag == "wall"){ Instantiate(soundEffect, transform.position,...
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You make a script and attach it to the prefab. You can call it "autoDestructor.js" or something. It will destroy your prefab after "lifespan" in seconds has passed.JavaScript:var lifespan : float;...
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The script is OK, there was another script running on objectA that prevented tags changes. Sorry to anyone who spent their time trying to figure it out!
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Being a Unity novice, I hadn't attached RigidBody component to objectA and that caused the problem. Thanks again Tuck for bothering to answer :)(I'll have to wait a day before checking my own answer)
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Have a similar problem. Here's what I've used till now.I have 2 arrays, one comprised of the possible collectibles to be spawned randomly and another comprised of the empty tiles (where a spawning can...
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To make games with Unity, you basically need to use JavaScript and/or C# and/or Boo, as you can see here. Using one over the other has its pros and cons, but more or less all three languages can offer...
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it's because you should write: var script : scriptRotate; instead of this (no gap).
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you could define a variable, that's the number of diamonds. You'll have to check this number everytime a player makes a move. So, everytime a player makes a move, a function to check the number of...
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I am very new to Javascript but on similar occasions I use something like:function OnTriggerEnter (col: Collider) { if (col.gameObject.tag == "wall"){ Instantiate(soundEffect, transform.position,...
View ArticleAnswer by schwertfisch
You make a script and attach it to the prefab. You can call it "autoDestructor.js" or something. It will destroy your prefab after "lifespan" in seconds has passed.JavaScript:var lifespan : float;...
View ArticleAnswer by schwertfisch
The script is OK, there was another script running on objectA that prevented tags changes. Sorry to anyone who spent their time trying to figure it out!
View ArticleAnswer by schwertfisch
Being a Unity novice, I hadn't attached RigidBody component to objectA and that caused the problem. Thanks again Tuck for bothering to answer :)(I'll have to wait a day before checking my own answer)
View ArticleAnswer by schwertfisch
Have a similar problem. Here's what I've used till now.I have 2 arrays, one comprised of the possible collectibles to be spawned randomly and another comprised of the empty tiles (where a spawning can...
View ArticleAnswer by schwertfisch
To make games with Unity, you basically need to use JavaScript and/or C# and/or Boo, as you can see here. Using one over the other has its pros and cons, but more or less all three languages can offer...
View ArticleAnswer by schwertfisch
it's because you should write: var script : scriptRotate; instead of this (no gap).
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you could define a variable, that's the number of diamonds. You'll have to check this number everytime a player makes a move. So, everytime a player makes a move, a function to check the number of...
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ok it seems enabling and disabling components is done differently now, there's a nice youTube tutorial by Unity that explains how I should have done it:...
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Thanks to everybody that has contributed to this solution. I work on MacOS. I downloaded: **tools_r25.2.5-macosx.zip** from the link provided above AND NOT: **sdk-tools-darwin-3859397.zip** that is...
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