❔ GMT (The Unity Tutorial For Complete Beginners) help
Its a tutorial on YT where you mike a FlappyBird copy, after completing it i want to make the pipes stop spawning when i get a collision and get Game Over, cant figure how to do it. Any help?
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You should probably figure that out on your own, it's supposed to be a challenge right?
hmm i agree, have thought about it all day since im very nice to coding, i think i figured it out just now but not sure if i did it right at all? I made a public GameObject in my UI manager and connected that to the pipe object and in my GameOver function and i .SetActive as false when i get game over after collision. Can i do that?
I don't know.
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using UnityEngine.SceneManagement;
public class InfoManager : MonoBehaviour
{
public int playerScore;
public Text highScore;
public GameObject gameOverScreen;
public GameObject stopPiping;
public void addScore(int scoreToAdd) { playerScore = playerScore + scoreToAdd; highScore.text = playerScore.ToString(); } public void restartGame() { SceneManager.LoadScene(SceneManager.GetActiveScene().name); } public void gameOver() { gameOverScreen.SetActive(true); stopPiping.SetActive(false); } stopPiping is my pipeSpawner
public void addScore(int scoreToAdd) { playerScore = playerScore + scoreToAdd; highScore.text = playerScore.ToString(); } public void restartGame() { SceneManager.LoadScene(SceneManager.GetActiveScene().name); } public void gameOver() { gameOverScreen.SetActive(true); stopPiping.SetActive(false); } stopPiping is my pipeSpawner
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hmm?
I've only worked with C++ DX11.
I've never used Unity.
ooh i see, thanks anyways!
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