"Instantiate"/make new function via script?

[Azial]

Hi,

is it possible to somehow make a new function within the same script? It can be the same function with different parameters, so maybe there’s a way like instantiating it like a object from a class?

Background: I came up with the idea of making a simple occlusion culling for Unity free. Currently I make an empty gameobject and attach my following script for each object-(group) I want to cull:

var toCul : GameObject; //(group of) object(s) we want to be active only when we are in...
var culRange : int = 100; //...this range

function Awake() {
	toCul.SetActive(false); //deactivate the "problem"-object(s) at start
}

CheckRange(0);

function CheckRange(waitFor : int) : IEnumerator {
	yield WaitForSeconds(waitFor);
	var curRange : int = Vector3.Distance(Camera.main.transform.position, toCul.transform.position); //range from the camera to the object
    if (curRange < culRange) {
    	toCul.SetActive(true); //if in reach activate the object...
    } else {
    	toCul.SetActive(false); //if not, deactivate it
    }
    var checkIn = Mathf.Max(0.5, 5*curRange/culRange); //the next check depends on the range from the camera to the object (for better performance)
    CheckRange(checkIn);
}

It works great and currently I just have 3 of them on my empty gameobject. But I wonder how I could extend this to work on just one single script so I could store all my objects i want to cull in an array and for each index there’s automaticly made a “CheckRange”-function like in the code?

[Loius]

Just re-write InvokeRepeating in your manager.

var objs: Cullable[] = whatever;

InvokeRepeating(CheckRanges...);]

function CheckRanges() {
  for ( var i in objs ) {
    i.CheckRange();
  }
}