SceneManager.LoadScene() returns void, so how can I get the the scene being loaded.

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Answer by KloverGames · Apr 29 at 01:43 PM

SceneManager.LoadScene(0); //Loads the scene by index in the Build Settings

SceneManager.LoadScene("Scene Name"); //Loads the scene by name

SceneManager.LoadScene(SceneManager.GetActiveScene().name); //Reloads the current scene

You're probably looking for SceneManager.GetActiveScene(); which of course gets the scene you're current in.

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djnX · Apr 29 at 03:11 PM 0

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I'd like to have an return value from SceneManager.LoadScene(); Is there any way simlimar to have an return value from SceneManager.LoadScene();?

KloverGames djnX · Apr 29 at 03:15 PM 0

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Why would you want to do that?

djnX KloverGames · Apr 30 at 05:35 AM 0

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It is a bit strange and complicated. 【1】I want to clear some cache before building the project. 【2】Before clearing, I want to change to an empty scene, because in normal scene the cache may appear again which makes clearing in vain. 【3】So I want to run SceneManager.LoadScene() in Editor script. And because scene loading is not completed immediately, I want to get the scene and check scene.isLoaded. 【4】Finally, Unity said SceneManager.LoadScene() can not be run in Editor script and suggested me to use EditorSceneManager.OpenScene(). EditorSceneManager.OpenScene() works, good ending. 【5】EditorSceneManager.OpenScene() returns the scene, but SceneManager.LoadScene() returns void. So I have a doubt and come here to ask this question.

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