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How do i enter a script from another scriptP (C#)
In my game I want to have a car to move when the player is close enough to the car. so I want to check the player position witch I have done. then I have to enter that value from my car to activate the animation (the animation part do I already have)
hope there is some wonderful people that can help me! :-)
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With little to go on here, like what scripts you are using and what objects those scripts are on, I'll show you a basic example of how to access a script that is attached to another object.
//Example.cs
//This would be an example of a script attached to your player, accessing a script on an object with Tag "Car".
using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class Example : MonoBehaviour
{
GameObject car;
void Awake()
{
car = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Car");
if(car != null)
{
if(car.GetComponent<Animation>())
car.GetComponent<Animation>().Play();
else
print ("No animation attached to "+car.name);
}
}
}
Get your distance like so:
GameObject car;
float distance;
distance = Vector3.Distance(car.transform.position, transform.position);
if(distance <= 14)
car.animation.Play();
I can see that you are a lot better than I am!!! I have been scripting ½ year. do you think something like this would work too??
public GameObject Car;
if(Car.transform.position.y >= 14) { animation.Play(aimation) }
sounds like you want something like:
if(Vector3.Distance(Car.transform.position, Player.transform.position) <= 14) Car.animation.Play();
There is also a video tutoral on GetComponent in the Beginner Scripting Unity Learn $$anonymous$$odule.
@phil2988 that just means the car's position on the y axis would need to move up before the animation plays. If you want to check the distance between your player and your car you would do something like this:
GameObject car;
float distance;
distance = Vector3.Distance(car.transform.position, transform.position);
if(distance <= 14)
car.animation.Play();
This is just a quick example, you'd need to use your own methods of course.
what I want is to check when my player is at 14 on the y axe and then play the animation
