1

I’ve made public functions in my scripts and attached the objects to the OnClick but I can’t select or see any functions from the script.

2

Try this:

  • create an empty object in your scene
  • Attach your script to it (Drag and drop your script into that object inspector to create a scrip component)

in button

  • Drag and drop the object created above in the Object field on the OnClick event (and not the script itself from your Project tree)

That should work.

3

I had the same issue - here is what worked for me.

I was dragging the script directly to the button, which doesn’t work.
I needed to drag the object which contains the script onto the button!

After i did that, the functions showed up!

4

see Diego’s response: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/972191/why-wont-my-function-show-up-in-the-onclick-area-o.html

5

I have your answer! You need to make sure that the function that your trying to put on the button is a public function. If that doesnt work right away just re reference you object containing the script :slight_smile:

9

I had the same problem, where I had created a new method that wouldn’t show up in the OnClick for that script. I discovered that if I have any compile errors in any linked scripts, the inspector won’t update.

6

I just found out that you also can’t use functions with “yield WaitForSeconds();” in it.

7

Make sure your method is void, public and has no more then 1 parameter.

examples:

public void Methodname()
{

}

public void Methodname(string param)
{

}

public void Methodname(bool param)
{

}

Also make sure your class and/or method is not static. Attach the script to a GameObject and drag the gameobject onto the onClick event in the inspector. Select the method you wish to execute on the click.

8

I’ve just come across this issue, and what fixed it for me was having only ONE method input parameter.

Credits to @CorruptedTNC : My function doesn’t appears in the OnClick button script

10

I had the same problem but I found out that I had a simple mistake in the code before writing the function. After I correct the mistake the functions were detected.

11

Did not work for me, turns out it can only take ONE STRING as parameter… how stupid