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Is there any reason why I can't use 2 c# scripts on my Player?
I am still learning my way around Unity3D using the 2D feature.
I created 2 c# scripts that I need to link to my character but apparently only one is able to get linked. I tried to remove the script component and re add it but i have the same problem. ( the checkbox next to the 2nd script never shows) 
Do I have to do something in order to link 2 scripts to my player? Thanks a lot!
Hello,
what kind of scripts are you trying to add? do you have any messages from unity?
No messages from unity.. $$anonymous$$ove commands like RigidBody 2D
$$anonymous$$ay we see those scripts? (are they Player.cs and CharacterControler2D.cs ?)
The checkbox next to the name of the script actually refers to whether your script is enabled or disabled. The only way to enable/disable your script is if you have an Update() function inside the class. The script is still there without a tick or being enabled, it just won't actually run any Update functions.
I believe it's actually any $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour function, my mistake, it is neither just Update, nor Start. It could be examples such as FixedUpdate, Awake, etc. Because I have many, many scripts where I don't use Start and I still have a checkbox associated with that script in the editor. However, there is $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour functions inside the class.
I do have a public void Awake() function but the checkbox fails to appear unless I add a void Update () in the source.
Yes you atcually need one of the initialisation functions to display the check box. Did not know that :p
It seems to be that if you want the tick to show you need to have any $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour except Awake.
This is probably due to the nature of those methods. Awake is called on loading while the others are constantely checked each frame for a call (even Start, only it is not called again after first round).
Is this something that changed from 4.5? I am using 4.5.1 and someone using 4.5 has that checkbox only with Awake function.
I average about five on each GameObject. The only requirement to attach a script is that is inherits from MonoBehaviour. You can also only add one copy of each script to a GameObject.
I managed to fix the problem. I was a simple "s" missing. God damn.. Thanks guys!
