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Question by $$anonymous$$ · Aug 18, 2014 at 12:59 AM · scorecountervaluesmultiple objects

Getting values from multiple objects

Hi guys! I've got multiple rigidbodies, which all detect the amount of collision force they recieve. I've created a "Score"-object, which I want to display the added score with just a simple GUI text for now. All the colliding objects have a script with a public float variable "damageReceived". Now, I would like to collect all these "damageReveived" values to my "Score" object. Is it possible to send the values to the "Score"-object, or should the "Score"-object collect them somehow? And of course the score object should add all the values together gathered during the gameplay. Am I approaching this in a completely wrong way? I'm getting quite confused with the GetComponent -stuff here :)

Thanks!

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Answer by Cherno · Aug 18, 2014 at 01:32 AM

Assuming you have your rigidbody objects stored in an array or list: Just cycle through them whenever you want to tally your score, and for each one, use something like

 using System.Collections.Generic;
 
 public List<GameObject> rigidbodyList;
 
 public void CheckTotalScore() {
 
     foreach(GameObject go in rigidbodyList) {
          
     Score.GetComponent<ScoreScript>().TotalScore += go.GetComponent<ScriptName>().damageReceived;
     }
     
 
 }
 
 
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