koobas.hobune.stream
GameManager Problem with loading scene
Hi, I'm a beginner in Unity and I want to make a loading scene for my game but I think my GameManager is awful. But when I load my scene the canvas of the loading scene doesn't appear.
If you can help me :-)
using System.Collections; using UnityEngine; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine.SceneManagement; using UnityEngine.UI; // Game States public enum GameState { INTRO, MAIN_MENU, PAUSED, GAME, CREDITS, HELP }
public delegate void OnStateChangeHandler();
public class SimpleGameManager: Singleton { public SimpleGameManager() {} private static SimpleGameManager instance = null; public event OnStateChangeHandler OnStateChange; public GameState gameState { get; private set; }
public GameObject[] SystemPrefabs;
private List<GameObject> _instanciedSystemPrefabs;
AsyncOperation operation;
public GameObject loadingScreen;
public Text progressText;
public Slider slider;
List<AsyncOperation> _loadOperations;
private void Start()
{
_loadOperations = new List<AsyncOperation>();
_instanciedSystemPrefabs = new List<GameObject>();
InstantiateSystemPrefabs();
//if (GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("EcranDeChargement") != null)
//{
// loadingScreen = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("EcranDeChargement");
// progressText = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("progressText").GetComponent<Text>();
// slider = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Slider").GetComponent<Slider>();
// loadingScreen.SetActive(false);
// Debug.Log("1er");
//}
//Debug.Log("2eme");
InstantiateSystemPrefabs();
DontDestroyOnLoad(gameObject);
//DontDestroyOnLoad(SystemPrefabs[0]);
}
public void SetGameState(GameState state){
this.gameState = state;
OnStateChange();
}
public void loadScene(string namelevel)
{
StartCoroutine(LoadAsynchronously(namelevel));
}
IEnumerator LoadAsynchronously(string namelevel)
{
AsyncOperation async = SceneManager.LoadSceneAsync(namelevel);
async.completed += OnLoadOperationComplete;
_loadOperations.Add(async);
SystemPrefabs[0].SetActive(true);
while (!async.isDone)
{
float progress = Mathf.Clamp01(async.progress / 0.9f);
slider.value = progress;
progressText.text = (progress * 100).ToString("F0") + "%";
yield return null;
}
}
private void OnLoadOperationComplete(AsyncOperation ao)
{
Debug.Log("Load Compete.");
if (_loadOperations.Contains(ao) == true)
{
_loadOperations.Remove(ao);
}
}
private void UnLoadOperationComplete(AsyncOperation ao)
{
Debug.Log("Load Destroy.");
}
public void UnloadLevel(string levelName)
{
AsyncOperation ao = SceneManager.UnloadSceneAsync(levelName);
SystemPrefabs[0].SetActive(false);
ao.completed += UnLoadOperationComplete;
}
public void OnApplicationQuit(){
SimpleGameManager.instance = null;
}
void InstantiateSystemPrefabs()
{
GameObject prefabInstance;
for (int i = 0; i < SystemPrefabs.Length; ++i)
{
prefabInstance = Instantiate(SystemPrefabs[i]);
_instanciedSystemPrefabs.Add(prefabInstance);
}
}
}
Hello @perriguigui
I am also fairly new to Unity, and just came across your question, when I was trying to find an answer to my own GameManager questions. In my humble opinion, I see 5 things that may cause a problem.
1)
missing a using directive Add:
using UnityEngine.Events;
2)
I'm not sure your Singleton is correct. Your Code:
public class SimpleGameManager: Singleton { public SimpleGameManager() {} private static SimpleGameManager instance = null;
Possible Code Solution:
public class SimpleGameManager: Singleton<SimpleGameManager>
3)
When Loading a Scene, add it Additively. To do this, add the argument: LoadSceneMode.Additive to your AsyncOperation. Your Code:
AsyncOperation async = SceneManager.LoadSceneAsync(namelevel);
Possible Code Solution:
AsyncOperation async = SceneManager.LoadSceneAsync(namelevel, LoadSceneMode.Additive);
The purpose of Loading Additively in this case is to keep the GameManager script loaded. I'm assuming that you do have a Boot Scene, with the GameManager Script in it.
Your code:
DontDestroyOnLoad(gameObject);is an additional safekeeping Unity Method, used to save the GameManager from being unloaded or destroyed, as I understand it.I know there is controversy about using
DontDestroyOnLoad(gameObject);but for lack of an understandable argument against it, I am using it as well.Your Boot Scene would be in the Hierarchy. When you press Play in the Unity Editor, your code should add the new
levelName, (but, see problem 5).By adding the argument:
LoadSceneMode.Additive, the previously loaded Boot Scene with the GameManager Script will remain loaded, and your new ScenelevelNamewill also load.
4)
You have 3 different names for your AsyncOperation Variable: - operation - async - ao Possible Code Solution: use only one variable - such as ao.
Your 1st variable,
operationis not used.
Your Code:
AsyncOperation operation;
This declares the Global Variable operation, but it is not used. This may not cause an error, but I think it is good practice not to have unused variables in your code. I have read that ao can be created as a Local Variable, instead of creating a Global Variable, which you have done in three of your methods.
Your 2nd variable
asyncis used here, in yourIEnumeratormethod when you Load the Scene.
Your Code:
AsyncOperation async = SceneManager.LoadSceneAsync(namelevel);
(Also, your Coroutine is used to calculate a Load Progress Bar? Do you also need a Coroutine for the UnLoad?)
Your 3rd variable
aois used in the three methods:
OnLoadOperationComplete, UnLoadOperationComplete, UnloadLevel As I said, I am also new, but I believe that using two variable names for the same thing ( async and ao ) may cause a problem.
5)
No Level Name is provided in the Code
I am writing my GameManager from the Unity Tutorial, Swords and Shovels, written in 2017, and last updated: November 05, 2019 Here is the link to the GameManager part of the Tutorial.
https://learn.unity.com/tutorial/writting-the-gamemanager?uv=2019.3≺ojectId=5d0cd2a3edbc2a00212b99f1
You may also be using this Tutorial, since many of the variables are the same.
If anyone knows of a more current GameManager Tutorial, I would love to know about it!!!
Your question was posted on Mar 29, 2019, and today is Nov 1, 2020, so you may already have solved your problems. If not, I hope what I have provide is correct, and helpful. I welcome any corrections. Regards, NewbieOneKanobie
