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C# Unity Script Examples & Question
I have a great book I'm reading for learning C# , my only problem is that I can't seem to find any scripts that are already done in C# that I can see why you need that initialize things under the void start , and do all your variables go in there or what?
Also a C# question here . I cant seem to find any where how many bytes are allocated when you declare a float or double.
I didn't quite follow your question, but the Unity docs now have a 'language selection' option, so you should be able to find some examples there. (I think there are still some errors and oversights in the C# examples, but at least they're there now.) You can probably also find some C# scripts on the script Wiki.
As for your second question, IINM, the C# standard specifies 32 bits for floats and 64 bits for doubles. For more info, search for 'msdn c# float' and 'msdn c# double'.
[Edit: In reply to comment below.]
Here's a brief example of a C# script (not compiled or tested):
using UnityEngine;
public class MyClass : MonoBehaviour { // This is a public variable; as long as the type is // serializable, it'll show up in the inspector: public float myPublicVariable = 2f;
// This is a private variable; it won't show up in
// the inspector, and will only be accessible from
// within the class:
float myPrivateVariable = 10f;
void Start()
{
// Just an example of accessing member variables:
myPrivateVariable *= myPublicVariable;
}
void Update()
{
if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Space)) {
Debug.Log("Space was pressed");
}
}
}
no I've seen the C# code there , but none of those are a full working code , they only show how to use a certain function. I'm looking for a full script example that shows the same thing I see when I create a new C# script in $$anonymous$$ono
$$anonymous$$ono == C# except $$anonymous$$ono is open source
Check out www.unity3dstudent.com
They have lots of script examples for doing certain things in Unity. The examples are in Javascript but on almost every lesson someone has posted the C# equivalent in the comments section.
After doing a few conversions from Javascript to C# you will be able to convert between the two eventually with ease.
