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Question by ab_cee · Jun 01, 2010 at 10:02 AM · javascriptgameobjectjavascript-specificswap

copy settings from other gameobject

hi,

i got an game object with components & scripts attached to it. if the player clicks on a gui button the engine needs to destroy the current object and load a new object with the same component scripts settings position etc. (like a swap of objects)

this is what i got

var pos : Rect; var pos2 : Rect;

function OnGUI() { if (GUI.Button(pos, " Swap ")) { Destroy (gameObject);

player = new GameObject ("the new gameobject"); player.AddComponent ("Rigidbody"); player.AddComponent ("SphereCollider"); player.AddComponent ("Mesh Renderer"); player.AddComponent ("Drag NRotate 2"); }

greetz

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Answer by duck · Jun 01, 2010 at 10:38 AM

Perhaps you could just use Instantiate to create the new object, then destroy the old object. Eg:

var newObject = Instantiate(oldObject);
Destroy(oldObject);
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IIRC Instantiate doesnt copy the renderer values so you might have to rehash those as well, all the times I have used it then tried to change the r,g,b,a values I got 'renderer is not attached to this object' where it was in the original.

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Answer by Wolin · Jul 03, 2012 at 12:56 PM

If the settings are always the same, just instantiate a prefab. If not, then write a method which will copy all the values (like position, mass etc.) from one object to another.

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