Unity 2017 timescale=0 not working please help me

hello. i'am tried unity version 5.3.2 is timeScale=0 function working and trying unity 2017.x.x version is not working. please help me.

this code ;

Code (CSharp):

1.  using UnityEngine;
2. using System.Collections;
3. public class paused : MonoBehaviour {
4.      public static bool GameIsPaused = false;
5.    
6.      public GameObject pauseMenuUI;
7.    
8.      void Update () {
9.          if(Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Escape))
10.          {
11.              if(GameIsPaused)
12.              {
13.                  Resume();
14.              } else
15.              {
16.                
17.                  Pause();
18.              }
19.          }
20.      }
21.      void Resume()
22.      {
23.          pauseMenuUI.SetActive(false);
24.          Time.timeScale = 1;
25.          GameIsPaused = false;
26.      }
27.      void Pause()
28.      {
29.          pauseMenuUI.SetActive(true);
30.          Time.timeScale = 0;
31.          GameIsPaused = true;
32.      }
33. }

 

Do you possibly have the above script on more than one GameObject? Or perhaps two copies of the script on the same GameObject?

 

I've had no problems with timescale adjustment on 2017.

When you say that it isn't working, could you be more specific? Like what do you expect to happen, and what actually happens?

 

i am pause menu creating. pause menu opening but does not stopping game. unity 5 is same project in same code is working. but a unity 2017 is same code same project but is does not working

 

code inside the single GameObject. and no other copies

 

Perhaps try commenting out the lines that call pauseMenuUI.SetActive(true); and pauseMenuUI.SetActive(false); ... there could be some other component inside that hierarchy that changes Time.timeScale...

 

I did not understand why.
I'm a little unlucky such interesting problems always come to me
.

 

tested code in unity 2017.2.2 is working. unity 2017.3.x version is not working pause script.

 

So you have made sure that there is 1 single instance of this script, and your not getting any console errors when it runs, and the same identical code seems to work in other unity versions.

Sounds like a bug, but I think you should setup a test where you open a new blank project, place a physics object in the scene so that when you hit play, the rigidbody object falls downwards. Then attach a script to your camera or a blank object, which ONLY sets the timescale to a different number (perhaps you should try something like 0.01) and see if the box still moves. If you set the timescale to 0, and the physics object does not fall, then you know that setting timescale is actually working, and its something related to your project or the other scripts code.

I'd use a simple test like this where physics should occur very slowly:

Code (CSharp):

1. using UnityEngine;
2.  
3. public class TestTimescale : MonoBehaviour
4. {
5.     void Start()
6.     {
7.         Time.timeScale = 0.01f;
8.     }
9. }

If you attach this to a gameobject, and it actually doesn't work - then you should submit a bug report.