In function Update(), I'm looping through my GameManager's player array to check for conditions. The problem is I need to do this in multiple places, which requires me to use differently named variables for each loop(haha, "for each loop").
For example:
function Update()
{
if(winnerWasHooked == false)
{
for(var w : GameObject in winningPlayers)
{
if(w.GetComponent(WeapGrapple).hookedObject == null)
{
raceCamScript.DisplayMessage("HOOKED!", Color.white, true);
break;
}
}
}
else if(winnerWasDetermined == true)
{
for(var v : GameObject in winningPlayers)
{
if((v.GetComponent(Player).hasAchievedDeflection == true) && (deflectionMessage == false))
{
deflectionMessage = true;
matchRestartTimer = Time.time + 3.0;
raceCamScript.DisplayMessage("FULL DEFLECTION!", winningColor, true);
}
}
}
}
Is there a way I could make a function that returns each GameObject in my player array without the function breaking on the first iteration? I tried using "yield" instead of "return", but the compiler got angry at me.
I know there HAS to be a clean way to do this. I may even be approaching this entirely wrong. Thanks.
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