I found a way to LINK JS AND C# but i have 1 problem

okay so basically i linked my java script to my C# script via a gameobject BUT .....

You must basicall make the C# or Js dependent on the game object being in a rendered state or in a collider state .

this is how it is done .

(1) I created a game object named LinkSphere

(2) Created this Js

var LinkSphere : GameObject; // in the inspector i drag and drop the gameobject "link sphere" here.

function Update () {

LinkSphere = GameObject.Find("LinkSphere"); // i locate the game object

if (LinkSphere.collider.enabled == false){ // in the C# script there is a function that turns the "linkSphere" collider off

// if the C# script function is carried out then this happens

print ("WORKS LIKE A CHARM"); // this is printed out so i know it works BUT

// the rest of the codes function is not carried out , could you help :'(

GetComponent(motionscript).enabled = false; //"motionscript" is the js i want to link to my C# script

yield WaitForSeconds (20);

GetComponent(motionscript).enabled = true; // turn the Js back on

collider.enabled = true; // turn back on the collider } }

(3) THIS IS THE C# FUNCTION

// if the up arrow is held down for 1 second this happens

DONT PAY TO MUCH ATTENTION TO THIS

public static GameObject LinkSphere; // ...........

if ( Input.GetKey(KeyCode.UpArrow)){ count1-= Time.deltaTime ; if(count1<0){

print ("chopper");

LinkSphere = GameObject.Find("LinkSphere"); LinkSphere.collider.enabled = false; count1=3; }