Cheaking if a gameobject has 2 different scripts attacheted to it in the start funtion

Scripting
1

I probably sound really stupid but I am having trouble checking if a gameobject has 2 different scripts in the start function can any one help with this?

2

GetComponent will return null if the component doesn’t exist.

3

It says it cannot covert [script name] to unityEngine.Gameobject.
http://pastebin.com/4Jq2YPT7 ← code

4

I have just realized that the script and game object have the same name and have now changed the object name but I’m still getting the same error.

5

You can add your code in your post using code tags.

public class BeeContoller : MonoBehaviour {

    private GameObject flower1;
   
    void Start () {
           flower1 = GetComponent<flowerConrtoller>();
        flower1 = GetComponent<flower1>();
    }
}
  • “flowerConrtoller” isn’t defined anywhere that I can see. And it’s likely spelled wrong as well.
  • “flower1” is a variable name, not a component name.

Based on the questions you’re having I would suggest going through Unity’s scripting tutorials.

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using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.UI;

public class BeeContoller : MonoBehaviour {

    private flowerConrtoller Flower1;

void Start(){
    Flower1 = GetComponent<flowerConrtoller>();
    if (!Flower1.GetComponent<flower1>()) {
           
        }
}

could I use this and if so what would I put in the if statment

7

Replace your if statement with a simple if statement that checks if Flower1 == null

8

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;

public class someScript : MonoBehaviour {

//define flower1
//define flowerController

private GameObject obj;
void Start () {
      if(GetComponent<flowerConrtoller>())
           assign flowerController to your variable
      if(GetComponent<flower1>())
           assign flower1 to your variable
}

}


GetComponent will return a true statement if the component is not null/actually exists. 

Of course if you're going to have many of the same object and they'll all have the same functionality it might be better to use a prefab.