Question Python code with Unity

Hi there,

I'm trying to use python with Unity, the setup is fine and I was able to execute some script on Unity, but actually i'm trying to execute a simple code, that will look for a GameObject and assign to its child a color

Code (CSharp):

1. import UnityEngine as ue
2.  
3. go = ue.GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("CubesManager")
4. if go:
5.     meshRenders = go.GetComponentsInChildren<ue.Renderer>()
6.     #if len(meshRenders) > 0:
7.     #    for ren in meshRenders:
8.     #        ren.material.color = ue.Color(1, 0, 0)

But i keep receiving the following error PythonException: TypeError : 'bool' object is not iterable
Does anyone know how to solve this issue ? Is python not recognizing that the function return a list/tuple ?
I tried also the following line but same thing

Code (CSharp):

1.     meshRenders = go.GetComponentsInChildren<ue.Renderer>()

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

 

For those who will be facing this kind of issue in the future, Python doesn't seem to recognise the template function call, so instead i used the simple one. Here's how the code loook like

Code (CSharp):

1. import UnityEngine as ue
2. import random as ran
3.  
4. go = ue.GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("CubesManager")
5. if go:
6.     meshRenders = go.GetComponentsInChildren(ue.Renderer)
7.     if meshRenders:
8.        for ren in meshRenders:
9.            r = ran.random()
10.            g = ran.random()
11.            b = ran.random()
12.            ren.material.color = ue.Color(r,g,b)
13.