Two if statements true while it shouldn't be, wtf ?!

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Hi guys,

I’m using an enumeration linked to a script on the main camera. This enum is an index to know in which level of zoom I am (choices are BASE, ROOM or CHAR).

In my ZoomRoomScript attached to a room object, I handle an OnMouseDown event which zoom in from the BASE to the ROOM. And we you scroll back, the camera goes from ROOM to BASE.

I also got a ZoomCharScript, which is very similar to the ZoomRoomScript, except its linked to a character object and zooms are between ROOM and CHAR.

My problem is that in the 2 scripts, I do have differents condition to check the Scroll back, which is based on the zoom level of the Main Camera.

void Update() //ZoomRoomScript
{
	if (Input.GetAxis ("Mouse ScrollWheel") < 0 && Camera.main.GetComponent<CameraScript> ().GetCurrentZoom () == CameraScript.ZoomLevel.ROOM)
	{
		Debug.Log("1");
		// Some code
	}
}

void Update() //ZoomCharScript
{
	if (Input.GetAxis ("Mouse ScrollWheel") < 0 && Camera.main.GetComponent<CameraScript> ().GetCurrentZoom () == CameraScript.ZoomLevel.CHAR)
	{
		Debug.Log("2");
		// Some code
	}
}

So when I’m on the ZoomLevel.CHAR on the Main Camera, and scroll back, only the if-statement of the ZoomCharScript should be true, given the statement. But it’s not.
I always got both Debug.Log…

I don’t understand why, and I’m stucked on this for two days. If anyone have a hint/solution to this, that would be very kind.

Best regards

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Update will always run on attached and enabled scripts. The wheel check, the same in both scripts, will be used by both scripts.

If you don’t want this to be the case add some extra check to distinguish between the two or use two separate camera with different tags or activation conditions.

Or take them out of Update.