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C# : comparison of type between gameobject of specific type
Hello all,
First I thank you for all the other questions and answer you already have done, because it helped me a lot for most of my problems. It's really nice to have all this help stored here, and it's avoid me to ask questions which have already been answered.
I have a question, and possibly it has been replied somewhere, but I didn't find it. My problem is the following : I am trying to test the type of an object, and it's always returning true. The code is following :
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class TileScript : MonoBehaviour {
private GameObject TileContent;
[...]
public void TileAffectObject(GameObject objectassigned)
{
this.TileContent=objectassigned;
objectassigned.transform.localPosition = new Vector3(this.transform.localPosition.x,0,this.transform.localPosition.z);
}
public bool TileIsFree()
{
if( this.TileContent == null)
return true;
else
return false;
}
public bool TileContentIs(GameObject comparison)
{
if(TileIsFree())
return false;
if(TileContent.GetType() == comparison.GetType())
return true;
return false;
}
}
I think this because the comparison is between two GamObject, and that's probably where I am wrong, but for example one is an empty object with a script A, and the other is a cube with a script B, and I want to be able to store both of them in the object TileScript.
Thanks for your time.
el_kloklo
Yeah, what is happening is what you've said before. Both are game objects, so the comparison always return true. I didn't understand how do you would like this to behave. Did you think about using tags and maybe compare the objects' tags?
A GameObject is just a container. There are no other types that are derived from GameObject. The GameObject class can't even be derived. Your classes are derived from MonoBehaviour which is a Component. Components are attached to GameObjects. We don't know how your game setup looks like, so it's hard to tell what this code should actually do.
Hello, thanks for your answers and merry christmas.
I am searching a way for comparing two objects which are contained as a gameobject. Maybe the tag could be a solution, but I don't know how it's work.
Another solution I am currently looking in is making the TileContent stored as myclass which return a static string identifiant, and all the object I want to store in derivate from the class myclass, and overload the identifiant, but I have problem with overloading static method.
I don't know if I am clear, but maybe a schematics could help a bit :
Thanks for your time
