if triggers = true. Can I use this for different gameobjects.

Unity Engine
1

Hi,

Iv made a puzzle, were u slide each part of the puzzle to make a picture.

Say I had a collider for each part of the puzzle and tags for each puzzle piece. Is there away to connect each trigger so wen all triggers are active they unlock a new gameobject?

2

Not sure what you mean. But am guessing yes. Certainly you can have some type of manager and a count which will know if all objects are active, or set to a particular value.

3

Thanks for your reply.

I was wondering if you can help me with my manager script? I have the list and gameObjects that I want to check if they are active or inactive. But i’m struggling with the code :

#pragma strict

var ActivePuzzlePieces:GameObject[ ]; // Active objects when each puzzle piece is in place (using triggers).

var EndPuzzleScene : GameObject; // Endscene after all puzzle pieces are in the correct place.

function Start()

{

}

function Update () {

for(var i = 0;i<ActivePuzzlePieces.length;i++) { // List of active/inactive objects when puzzle pieces activate them.

if (ActivePuzzlePieces*.active = true); // if all pieces of the puzzle are active?*

  • EndPuzzleScene.SetActiveRecursively(true); // when all pieces are active = true then unlock endscene.*

  • Debug.Log (“Active”, gameObject);*

_ else (ActivePuzzlePieces*.active = false); // if they are not active?*_

* EndPuzzleScene.SetActiveRecursively(false); // keep endscene false.*

Debug.Log (“Inactive”, gameObject);
}
}

4

You are using end of line statements in the wrong place.

if (ActivePuzzlePieces_.active = true); is wrong, it should be if (ActivePuzzlePieces*.active = true) and you should also be using braces for the if and else._
_```*_
*if (ActivePuzzlePieces[i].active == true) { // if all pieces of the puzzle are active?

EndPuzzleScene.SetActiveRecursively(true); // when all pieces are active = true then unlock endscene.

Debug.Log (“Active”, gameObject);

} else { // if they are not active?

EndPuzzleScene.SetActiveRecursively(false); // keep endscene false.

Debug.Log (“Inactive”, gameObject);
}
_*_ _*but in your situation, you could do this*_ _**_
*var ActivePuzzlePieces:GameObject; // Active objects when each puzzle piece is in place (using triggers).
var EndPuzzleScene : GameObject; // Endscene after all puzzle pieces are in the correct place.
var flag : boolean; //Determines whether to load the end scene. True == Do not load the end scene, false = load the end scene

function Update() {
flag = false;
for (var i = 0;i<ActivePuzzlePieces.length;i++) {
if (ActivePuzzlePieces[i].active == false){ //Check if any piece is inactive, if they are we set flag to true.
flag = true;
}
}

if (flag == false) //If it is false, load the endscene
EndPuzzleScene.SetActive(true);
}
_```*_
I do not use Unityscript, so not sure exactly what it’s capable of and much of the syntax with it :confused:
NOTE This was rushed and not thought through in anyway.

5

Thank you so much for your help, Still getting my head around scripting.
I know what i want to do and the logic behind it, it’s just writing the code.

Thanks again.