How to : OnCollisionEnter disable script?

Questions & Answers
1

Hello guys, I have 2 script here:
FlyTarget.js = attach to FPS (It’s a button, FPS will start flying when click)
Colider.js = attach to Tunnel road(have mesh collider,uncheck “Is Trigger”)

The problem is that, i could not uncheck the FlyTarget.js when the FPS enter the Tunnel road. The FPS tagged as “Player”

Colider.js

function OnCollisionEnter (other:Collision)

{

 if (other.gameObject.tag == "Player") 

 {

  GameObject.Find("FPS").GetComponent("FlyTarget").enabled = false;

 }

  var gos : GameObject[];
      gos = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Player");

}

Somebody help me solve this… T.T thanks ya…i start Unity3D 1 month ago

2

You don’t need to search the player with Find, since it’s referenced by other in OnCollisionEnter. But what’s wrong is the use of quotes around the script name: once compiled, a new type with the script name (without quotes or extension) is created, and this type is what GetComponent looks for.

function OnCollisionEnter (other:Collision)
{
 if (other.gameObject.tag == "Player") 
 {
    other.transform.GetComponent(FlyTarget).enabled = false;
 }
}

By the way, the gos lines at the end were incredible time consuming and unnecessary.

EDITED: Set the tunnel tag to “Tunnel”, and attach this to the player script:

function OnCharacterControllerHit(other:Collider) // other is the collider hit
{
 if (other.tag == "Tunnel") // the tunnel must be tagged "Tunnel"
 {
    GetComponent(FlyTarget).enabled = false;
 }
}
3

Bro good job! exactly…thanks

function OnControllerColliderHit (hit : ControllerColliderHit)
{
if (hit.gameObject.tag == “GameController”)
{
GetComponent(FlyTarget).enabled = false;
}
}