Creating Custom Script Classes

[anon57580288]

Until now I scripted based to a game-object-centered point of view, but clearly there must be something more outside of it!

I read that I can decleare new classes and access them after having stored them for example in a DLL file, not that I'm in need of a DLL for the moment, I just need to understand how to write a class unlinked from the game objects.

My object oriented programming stops at PHP 5 and a couple of Java months of work, so I'm a bit confused about how to replicate the same effect on Unity.

Where should I put my new code files, if they are not attached to any actual object in game?

How should I decleare new classes in those files?

Where can I tell other script that they have to recognize those new files with those new classes?

(I feel dumb just asking but I'm really unable to figure it out easily... >_>)

EDIT: For example I actually need to make out a script that reads informations from a game object, but I'm tired to duplicate the same function in every script I make, just to let every object be able to use it...

[Extrakun]

Here's a sample JavaScript class

class foobar 
{
  private var x:int;
  public var y:string;

  public void HelloWorld()
  {
  }
}

Just create a new JS file called foobar (name of class has to match the class' name), and place it anywhere within your directory structure.

[poncho]

1-those can be on the same project 2-if you want to access by instantiating a object of it, it would be public, if you just want to access it by just naming the class then use static 3-just need to make the build and save

hope it helps you