i want the player to match 5 items correctly before next scene appears.

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i currently have scenes where the player needs to move the correct object to the drop zone before the next scene appears. now i want scenes where the player needs to move all 5 objects to the correct drop zones before the next scene button appears but i cant figure it out.

i dont know how to make a condition that all 5 objects need to be matched correctly first before the button for the next scene appears.

i use a tag on my object and when matched it activates the next scene button, so if i have 5 objects all using the same tag how do i delay the button from activiating till all the objects are in the drop zone, now the button appears after the first object is matched.

public class TriggerButton : MonoBehaviour { public GameObject Player;

 private void OnTriggerStay(Collider other)
 {
     if (other.gameObject.tag == "Player")
         if (Input.GetMouseButtonUp(0))
         {
             {
                 Player.gameObject.SetActive(true);
                 
             }
         }

Answer 1

Put this into the objects to be matched:

Object Script:

 public class MatchedObjects()
 {
     bool matched = false;
 
     public bool GetMatched()  //Sorry I forget, but there is a better get;set method but this works
     {
         return matched;
     }

     public void SetMatched()
     {
         matched = true;
     }
 }

Then you could use this in the script where you match an object:

 public void OnMatch()
 {
     GameObject[] matchedObjects = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Tag");  //Get all objects that need to be matched
     foreach(GameObject matchObj in matchedObjects)  //Loop through each object
     {
         if(!matchObj.GetComponent<MatchObjects>().GetMatched())  //If an object doesn't match...
         {
             break;  //This will immediately leave the loop
         }
         ActivateButton();  //Generic method to activate your button, this will only occur if all tagged objects are matched
     }
 }

Finally wherever you are actually checking if your objects match, if they do:

 "Reference to Object".SetMatch(); //Whatever you use to reference the script for the matched objects
 OnMatch();  //Probably on Player I'd guess?  Not enough code for a complete answer sorry, but this should get you close, if not post the rest of your scripts and I can tell you where it can go.

i want the player to match 5 items correctly before next scene appears.

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