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    More efficient way of randomising using multiple different game objects?

    If anyone else stumbles across this whilst thinking similar wrongnesses, the answer is to use a list, and to avoid FindObjectsOfType entirely....
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jul 1, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    More efficient way of randomising using multiple different game objects?

    Not a clue. Will come back to it tomorrow. Thnx x
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 29, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    More efficient way of randomising using multiple different game objects?

    I'm trying to set up a randomisation feature for a player character creation menu in a 2D game. I've managed to set it up for changing the hair...
    Thread by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 29, 2020, 4 replies, in forum: Scripting
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    Enemy health appear/disappear when hit, and how to make individual bars for each enemy.

    thanks for this! Looks like I'd have to make the health bar as an image rather than using my slider, does the .fillAmmount function work for...
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 24, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    Why can't I access some functions in Visual Studio working with Unity?

    Never mind guys this one was just me being tired and dumb - thanks for the messages anyway! :) I completely overlooked this as I hadn't slept in...
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 24, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    Why can't I access some functions in Visual Studio working with Unity?

    I'm following a tutorial on quest making, and the YouTuber uses the List.Clear() function, and List.Add() function, perfectly well and without any...
    Thread by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 24, 2020, 3 replies, in forum: Scripting
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    Enemy health appear/disappear when hit, and how to make individual bars for each enemy.

    Hey :) thanks for the link xx It's a 2D game, it's very simple and based on a tutorial series I'm following closely, as I've not really made...
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 24, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    Enemy health appear/disappear when hit, and how to make individual bars for each enemy.

    I have figured something out private Canvas NPCView; // Start is called before the first frame update void Start() { NPCView...
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 23, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    Enemy health appear/disappear when hit, and how to make individual bars for each enemy.

    using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.UI; public class NPCHealth : MonoBehaviour {...
    Thread by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 23, 2020, 5 replies, in forum: Scripting
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    Cannot implicitly convert int[] to float when creating an EXP bar.

    Well I'm an idiot and didn't read that correctly at all. Should've read it more closely, changing the expText.text line was all I needed! Thanks...
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 22, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    Cannot implicitly convert int[] to float when creating an EXP bar.

    The maxValue is correct now with expText.text = "Exp: " + playerExp.currentExp + "/" + playerExp.toLevelUp[playerExp.currentLevel]; And the EXP...
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 22, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    Cannot implicitly convert int[] to float when creating an EXP bar.

    this is what the code currently looks like with player.Exp.toLevelUp[playerExp.currentLevel]; which now outputs System:Single[] as I changed the...
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 22, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    Cannot implicitly convert int[] to float when creating an EXP bar.

    I've tried to create a variable called displayLevel to convert it to a string displayLevel = string.Join("", toLevelUp); but now get the error...
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 22, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    Cannot implicitly convert int[] to float when creating an EXP bar.

    (Hoping that image loads as I don't know how forums work generally) I inputted that and it comes out with this (Exp: 0/SystemInt32[]) rather than...
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 22, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    Cannot implicitly convert int[] to float when creating an EXP bar.

    Ah okay, thanks for trying with what I gave originally :') The full code for where I get the error is this: public class UIManager :...
    Post by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 22, 2020 in forum: Scripting
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    Cannot implicitly convert int[] to float when creating an EXP bar.

    Hello, I'm new to creating games. I've been following a tutorial on creating a 2D RPG in Unity. The tutorial showed how to create a health bar,...
    Thread by: Pocknell-r251, Jun 22, 2020, 10 replies, in forum: Scripting
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