Script refering to more than one GameObject

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1

Hello, I have a JavaScript that I use to change the text color of a 3D Text and it will be used to close the application later. Here is the code:

function OnMouseEnter()
{
renderer.material.color = Color.red;
}

function OnMouseExit()
{
renderer.material.color = Color.white;
}

function OnMouseUp()
{

}

This script is a component of a 3D text. I also have 3 .c4d files on my project. Each one contains a model (it’s a bear) and a animation (made in Cinema 4D). The 2 animations are: Idle (like breathing) and death. I used the idle .c4d file to put the bear on the scene and the animation that was on that .c4d. On the other .c4d file, there is other animation, a death animation. What I want is that when “OnMouseUp()” occurs, the animation from the second .c4d (death) starts and then the application quit.
I know I close the aplication with “Application.Quit();”, what I want to know is how to create the stuff I texted here before.

Thanks in advance.

2

You may want export the both animations onto the same model file.
If you know the names of the animations you can play them like so.

var bear_animation = bearGameObject.GetComponent("Animation");
//you can play animations like so:
bear_animation.Play("idle");
//change it to death:
bear_animation.Play("death");