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How about you check if object is visible by any camera? http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Renderer-isVisible.html
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Add a flag, so on keypress change isPlaying = true; so that other times you press up it won't reset the animation.
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Just an update, gameObject.SetActive(false) DOES work, but my problem was that I hadn't referenced the gameController script correctly and the script was bombing before it even got to this line
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You might be using a mesh collider for the trigger. Use a cube collider if this is only a trigger.
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I'VE SOLVED IT! I experimented disabling scripts, doing lots of weird things to figure this out. I noticed it always happened when my player collided with a certain place on the level mesh. So I played...
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Oh wait, I could just disable the gameObject instead of the component. No idea why I didn't think of that. I'm an idiot.
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How about you check if object is visible by any camera? http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Renderer-isVisible.html
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Add a flag, so on keypress change isPlaying = true; so that other times you press up it won't reset the animation.
View ArticleAnswer by daviddickball
Just an update, gameObject.SetActive(false) DOES work, but my problem was that I hadn't referenced the gameController script correctly and the script was bombing before it even got to this line
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You might be using a mesh collider for the trigger. Use a cube collider if this is only a trigger.
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I'VE SOLVED IT! I experimented disabling scripts, doing lots of weird things to figure this out. I noticed it always happened when my player collided with a certain place on the level mesh. So I played...
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Oh wait, I could just disable the gameObject instead of the component. No idea why I didn't think of that. I'm an idiot.
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Or if you want to do this in just one line: if(GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Enemy").Length > 20) { // Do something }
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Apparently we can't do this, and there's a technical reason why not. Apparently "internally this uses a delegate where call order is not defined" - there's more info and discussion about this here:...
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