I keep getting a error when I have this line.
GUI.color.a = Fade;
Error
…Consider storing in a temp ver…
How do I change the GUI.color.a to match another var.
Thanks
I keep getting a error when I have this line.
GUI.color.a = Fade;
Error
…Consider storing in a temp ver…
How do I change the GUI.color.a to match another var.
Thanks
Do what the error message says. You can only directly change GUI.color.a in JS, not C# (from the user’s point of view anyway, since technically JS uses a temporary variable behind the scenes for you).
–Eric
Ok
I tried to do this
float temp = GUI.color.a;
temp = fade;
Now how do I change GUI.color.a to temp
I think you have to call the whole Color function. Like this :
GUI.color = new Color(float,float,float,fade);
I will try it.
Thanks
It works!
Thanks BlackSpider
Could you post a snippet of your code here?
here
GUI.color = new Color(float,float,float,fade);
now go lean some sense