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Destroying Multiple Game Objects w/ OnTriggerEnter
I am trying to create a script that will destroy three separate game objects in my scene when the (standard asset) FPSController enters the trigger it is placed on. I have been trying to write this in Js because I would like to assign both the FPSController name and the game object name(s) in the inspector instead of the code.
Below I have created a pseudo code of what I think the code will look like:
var (name of the FPSController)
var (Object1 that will get destroyed)
var (Object2 that will get destroyed)
var (Object3 that will get destroyed)
function (OnTriggerEnter script)
If Collider == (name of FPSController)
Destroy (Object1)
Destroy (Object2)
Destroy (Object3)
Any help is appreciated, I am new to coding and keep getting errors in anything I produce for this solution.
FYI; you can assign things in the inspector in both languages, it isn't something limited to JS. You would do this pretty much how you have written it;
public var controller : GameObject;
public var object1 : GameObject;
public var object2 : GameObject;
public var object3 : GameObject;
function OnTriggerEnter (col : Collider)
{
if (col.transform.gameObject == controller) {
Destroy (object1);
Destroy (object2);
Destroy (object3);
}
}
I have read that static variables cannot be edited in the inspector when written in C#, and in my experience this seemed correct as I hadn't been able to get them to show up in the inspector in the past. I must have been missing something.
Thank you so much, the script works perfectly. $$anonymous$$uch appreciated!
You're right - static variables can't be edited in the inspector. But none of those variables are static.
