I have created some scenes that each contain different maps. I don’t want people to be able to select scenes, but unity to randomly pick a scene to load.
1 Answer
1Currently on my laptop and don’t have unity with me, but you should be able to do this:
Make sure that all your random scenes are after each other in the build. Then the following code should do the trick:
#pragma strict
var lowest :int;
var highest :int;
var number : int;
function randomLevel () {
number = Mathf.Floor(Random.Range(lowest,highest+1));
Application.LoadLevel(number);
}
Just set the lowest and highst to the numbers where your list starts and ends.
Hope it’s useful
@Ryuuzoji - you don't need the Mathf.Floor(). Random.Range() with integers, returns an integer. Nice catch on the +1. @vooj12 - @Ryuuzoji's solutions is the simplest. As an alternate, you can create an array of scene names and then use Random.Range() into the array to pick one: String st = names[Random.Range(0, names.Length)]; Application.LoadLevel(st);
– robertbuAh, thought it returned a float? Haven't used it much though, and just checked the documentation briefly. I should really get Unity on my laptop...
– Ryuuzoji
Play some games then dude! Its research.
– meat5000