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Object will not instantiate
I have the worst type of problem, in that my prefab will not instantiate but I am not getting any error messages. I am in 2d and is not even coming into the scene. Hopefully, it will be an egregious mistake that was obvious. As of now though, I am puzzled. As a side note, I am changing booleans in the same function and that works perfectly. Also, ignore the commented out code because that's to delete the object which I will only worry about after I can get it into the scene. Here is the code.
#pragma strict
var theHilight : GameObject;
var place1 = Vector3(-1,0,0);
public static var scaryimage1bool : boolean = true;
public static var scaryimage2bool : boolean = false;
public static var scaryimage3bool : boolean = false;
function OnMouseUpAsButton () {
ChangeBool11 ();
ChangeBool12 ();
ChangeBool13 ();
}
function ChangeBool11 () {
if (scaryimage1bool == true) {
Debug.Log("redundant");
} else {
scaryimage1bool = true;
return scaryimage1bool;
var hilight1 : GameObject = Instantiate(theHilight, place1, transform.rotation);
}
}
function ChangeBool12 () {
if (scaryimage2bool == false) {
Debug.Log("redundant");
} else {
scaryimage2bool = false;
return scaryimage2bool;
//if (hilight2 != null) {
//Destroy(hilight2);
//}
}
}
function ChangeBool13 () {
if (scaryimage3bool == false) {
Debug.Log("redundant");
} else {
scaryimage3bool = false;
return scaryimage3bool;
//if (hilight3 != null) {
//Destroy(hilight3);
//}
}
}
Thank you for your help
Your are having a return statement right before your Instantiate statement, which mean that your exiting your function before you go through the Instantiate statement.
function ChangeBool11 () {
if (scaryimage1bool == true) {
Debug.Log("redundant");
} else {
scaryimage1bool = true;
return scaryimage1bool;
var hilight1 : GameObject = Instantiate(theHilight, place1, transform.rotation);
}
}
just change it for:
function ChangeBool11 () {
if (scaryimage1bool == true) {
Debug.Log("redundant");
} else {
scaryimage1bool = true;
var hilight1 : GameObject = Instantiate(theHilight, place1, transform.rotation);
return scaryimage1bool;
}
}
but from what I see from your code, you could also just remove the return statement. There is no need to return the value, since your variable is global.
@PouletFrit Yeah, I didn't know that return would make it finish the statement Thanks again
