Which is better, lots of if-statements or seperate button scripts?
So I'm working on a minigame that is entirely UI driven, I use buttons with gameObject.SetActive to show and hide different menus. Currently those buttons all use the same ButtonScript with public void...
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I have a CrewSpawner.cs to instantiate crews available to hire, which works. crew = Instantiate(prefab) as GameObject; crew.name = "crew1"; The crews have a prefab with a component CrewStats.cs: using...
View ArticleRandom.Range(0f, 10f) neither 5.5f, why/how?
while (winner == "no") { bool fighterPassed = false; bool plotPassed = false; if (Random.Range(0f, 10f) >= 5.5f) { Debug.Log("higher!"); winner = "CPU"; return winner; } else if (Random.Range(0f,...
View ArticleWhich is better, lots of if-statements or seperate button scripts?
So I'm working on a minigame that is entirely UI driven, I use buttons with gameObject.SetActive to show and hide different menus. Currently those buttons all use the same ButtonScript with public void...
View ArticleHow to access Instantiated GameObject's attached script's values?
I have a CrewSpawner.cs to instantiate crews available to hire, which works. crew = Instantiate(prefab) as GameObject; crew.name = "crew1"; The crews have a prefab with a component CrewStats.cs: using...
View ArticleRandom.Range(0f, 10f) neither 5.5f, why/how?
while (winner == "no") { bool fighterPassed = false; bool plotPassed = false; if (Random.Range(0f, 10f) >= 5.5f) { Debug.Log("higher!"); winner = "CPU"; return winner; } else if (Random.Range(0f,...
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