In my game when a player is killed his model is turned off and turned back on when he respawns into the game, rather than destroying and instantiating the player every death. Right now I have reset methods in multiple scripts to reset the values of variables back to their default state each time the player respawns. Is there a better/cleaner way to do this same task?
That’s the best way I can think of.
I’d make sure the name of the method is consistent. This way you could call it with SendMessage in one go.
But having it like so is useful in case the state of the player changes what it resets to. Such as if you have a leveling system and depending the level is what the default values is. So you’d need to calculate this during the reset method.
I completely forgot about SendMessage, being able to make only one call should reduce a few lines of code and the headache of making sure I have called every reset.