Destroying Enemy Help

Questions & Answers
1

I have already got a health script set up for an enemy I have but I don’t know how to make the enemy dissapear (die) when its health goes to 0, can anyone help?

3

I won’t be too specific on script, but I will show u basic idea. Here is if the script is attached to the enemy. If health is less than or equal to 0…

if(health<=0)
{
Destroy(gameObject);
}

And here is if script is attached to you, you need to assign the enemy in the inspector (drag and drop) by assigning a variable as Transform. You already know the health part, so I will just put how to destroy on 0. for “gameObject” make sure to use lower case g. The capital G “GameObject” is the component…

var enemy : Transform;
var enemy_health : float;

function Update()
{
if(enemy_health <= 0)
{
Destroy(enemy.gameObject);
}
}

4

if (enemyHealth == 0) { Destroy(gameobject); }

if your enemy’s health is tracked on the Enemy GameObject than that should make it disappear. You could get “fancy” and instantiate a prefab of the enemy exploding(particles) and play a sound there too.

5

It’s probably where we have GetComponent(“Enemy_Health”); That means you need to change “Enemy_Health” to whatever your other script attached to the enemy is named. Since this is attached to the enemy, GetComponent will find any other scripts attached. If your C script you already have is named ehealth, e-health, enemyhealt, etc… Do GetComponent(“ScriptName”). Then whatever your health is called inside your script, you do a dot “healthname” so if your script is EnemyHealth, and the health variable inside it is called Health, you would do GetComponent(“EnemyHealth”).Health = 0. of course, you would use your own names and numbers.

6

How can I make this script work when I have a total of 4 enemies? please help!!

2

Assuming the health script is attached to the enemy gameobject, put this in Update() of the health script, and it will remove the enemy gameobject from the scene.

if(health <= 0)
     Destroy(gameObject);