4 scripts in 4 scenes

Unity Engine
1

Hi,

have a menu with 4 points/buttons.
Up to now, I’ve made a main-script for elements, which doesn’t change anymore and 4 scripts in 4 different scenes.
Up to now I’ve got it like this

if button(blabla) {
Application.LoadLevel(“next”);
}

Can I reduce it to only one scene when I click a new menu-point by changing only the relevant script (deactivate the current, load the clicked) and what way would it look like?

Thx

2

Hy,

yes, you can. In level 0, put your script and give another script to your game object

function Awake()
{
	DontDestroyOnLoad (this);
}

Wonderfull !

3

Hmm, as far as I know, this command is for saving objects in the scene for the next level.

What I want to realize is to “replace” the script, when another menu-button was clicked.
4 menu-buttons - 4 scipts - and up to now 4 scenes

For that, the dontdestroy-command isn’t right, isn’t it?

4

Anybody?

5

Your question isn’t very clear. You want to know how to switch scripts?

// Get current script
var current :MyScript = GetComponent(MyScript);
// Disable
current.enabled = false;
// or destroy
Destroy(current);
// Add new script
var new :MyOtherScript = gameObject.AddComponent(MyOtherScript);
6

Yes right.

I’ve got 4 scripts in 4 various scenes.
Want to have only one scene with all 4 scripts.
When the app is started the first script is loaded.
When the user is clicking on another menu-point the current script should be disabled and the clicked one should be loaded…

7

if your talking about having 4 different menues and you want to disable one and hide it away while your using any other… Then you may want to write your script with states in it.

state = 1;
function OnGUI(){
   if (state == 1){
     .. menu 1 stuff;
   }
   if (state == 2){
     .. menu 2 stuff;
   }
}

Does this help?
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8

Ahm, no. Wanted to have still 4 scripts.
Your solution would meaning, that I’ve got only one script.
But in 3 of them, I have to fill different arrays with different textures and pics.

9

Can’t you just enable and disable the scripts cleverly?
At least that the solution i understand for your problem.

So you put all 4 scripts in the same scene. And start by disabling them all and then only enable the one you want running?

You might have to make a enabler manager kinda script or you can use FindObjectOfType i think to find the scripts and enable disable them when something is clicked.

10

You might want to have a look in the API for OnEnabled and OnDisabled aswell.

11

Thx Marc

Is this also possible to control by a “main-script”?
Say the main-script “controls” the other scripts laying on the object.
The script reference isn’t this meaningful as I would need it… :wink:
How should I implement it if it would run this way?