Hello,
I have a SceneTransition MonoBehaviour (which is essentially a trigger) that lets you select a scene from your project, when the player interacts with it, it just loads the scene you selected.
public class SceneTransition : BaseTrigger, Interaction
{
public string scene;
public void Interact(GameObject actor)
{
Interact();
}
public void Interact()
{
Application.LoadLevel(scene);
}
void Update()
{
if (isPlayerInSight && Input.GetKeyDown(Keys.action)) {
Interact(lastCollidingObject);
}
}
}
(The green ones are scenes included in the build, the reds are not)
The problem with this is that the scene is stored as a string, once you select a scene, the name is set (fixed) - now what happens if you renamed that scene and then tried to load it? you guessed it, it’s gonna try and load a scene that doesn’t exist and then I’d have to go in and manually reselect the scene to update the string.
So what I tried is, instead of using a string, I used a direct UE.Object reference to the scene file, but even with that, it seems that if I rename the scene file, the link (reference) gets broken! (as if the asset gets a new location in memory)
So that’s why I’m looking for a way, a callback that notifies me if there’s a scene rename (asset rename in general, I could filter the results) and then get all the SceneTransitions in the current scene, and see if anyone of them was referencing the renamed scene, if so then update the old name, with the new one.
(But even if we get to that point, what about the SceneTransitions that are in the other, unloaded scenes?.. :/)
Note that I know about ProjectWindowUtil.StartNameEditingIfProjectWindowExists and the EndNameEditAction but I’m not sure if these could help here…
Any ideas?
Thanks!