using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
public class PlayerScript : MonoBehaviour {
// Runs when connected to the server
void OnNetworkInstantiate(NetworkMessageInfo msg )
{
if(networkView.isMine)
{
}
else //If this isn't our own player turn on controllers etc
{
Destroy(GetComponent<MouseLook>());
Destroy(GetComponent<FPSInputController>());
Destroy(transform.FindChild("Main Camera").GetComponent<MouseLook>());
Destroy(transform.FindChild("Main Camera").GetComponent<GUILayer>());
Destroy(transform.FindChild("Main Camera").GetComponent("FlareLayer"));
Destroy(transform.FindChild("Main Camera").GetComponent<Camera>());
Destroy(transform.FindChild("Main Camera").GetComponent<AudioListener>());
}
}
}
How would I go about finding and destroying a child gameobject? Whenever I try I get the following error…
“Can’t destroy Transform component. If you want to destroy the game object please call ‘Destroy’ on the game object instead”
Why not just destroy the camera itself? It seems like you’re already trying to destroy everything attached to the camera. Plus a child is something attached to an object, such as if I had cube 1 and cube 2, then I dragged cube 2 onto cube 1 then that would be a child of that object. Those objects attached to the camera itself are not the same thing. You should try disabling that stuff instead or I’m not sure if there’s a remove component from an object through code.
That was a very handy tip but it still doesn’t rectify the issue I’m having.
I should have probably explained myself clearer. I have a secondary camera attached to my main camera which is used for rendering flashlights and the avoidance of clipping. The follow screenshot shows the structure…
How would I reference and destroy the child camera?
Thank you for the tip and my apologies for not being clearer.
Simplest way, give it a tag, then find by tag
less simple way, find components in children, then just destroy the compoentns gameObject, if it isn’t Camera.main
