// void means this function will not return anything Start is what is run at the start of the game.
void Start()
{
// this is the name of the function we are running
TemperatureTest();
Debug.Log(myInt);
// a loop, for every scenario (whenever i happens to equal 0) there is a set outcome (one enimy is added to the playing field).
// in this case whenever i is 0 an enimy is added
for (int i = 0; i < numEnemies; i++)
{
// this prints a text saying what was done (which happens to equal the same number as i
Debug.Log("Creating enemy number: " + i);
}
//the name of another function we are running
myMidterm = GetComponent <MidTerm>();
// another loop but this time it is showing us what each of the players name's are
// for every time i is equal to 0 and is still less than the players length i increases by one
for (int i = 0; i < players.Length; i++)
{
Debug.Log("Player Number " + i + " is named " + players[i].name);
}
// this is an Enumeration called my direction
Direction myDirection;
// the function is called myDirection
myDirection = Direction.North;
// this is putting(passing) the function myDirection into ReverseDirection
ReverseDirection(myDirection);
}
//void doesn't return anything. Start is starting the function.
void Start ()
{
//
TemperatureTest();
//Return myInt.
Debug.Log (myInt);
//for is a conditional. int is declaring the type of variable. i is index.
for(int i = 0; i < numEnemies; i++)
{
//Returns Creating enemy number and a number.
Debug.Log("Creating enemy number: " + i);
}
//
myMidterm = GetComponent<MidTerm>();
//for is a conditional. int is declaring the type of variable. i is index.
for(int i = 0; i < players.Length; i++)
{
//Returns Player Number # is named (player's name).
Debug.Log("Player Number "+i+" is named "+players[i].name);
}
//Direction is the type. myDirection is the name.
Direction myDirection;
//
myDirection = Direction.North;
//ReverseDirection is the type. Returns myDirection.
ReverseDirection (myDirection);
}
void Start()
{
TemperatureTest();
Debug.Log (myInt);
for(int i = 0; i < numEnemies; i++)
{
Debug.Log("Creating enemy number: " + i);
}
myMidterm = GetComponent<MidTerm>();
for(int i = 0; i < players.Length; i++)
{
Debug.Log("Player Number "+i+" is named "+players[i].name);
}
Direction myDirection;
myDirection = Direction.North;
ReverseDirection (myDirection);
}
//THis is a FUnction. A funciton is like a machine that does something for you in the script.
//Void is the type of funciton. Machines or FUncitons usually give you things. Void spot explaind that this machine is giving you nothing.
//If it was going to give you something, it would specify the "return Type" Or call it something like 'int' therefore specifying that an Int would be returned out of the script.
//THis is a Special Function called Start. it starts at the begining of the script.
void Start() //open brachets are what will happen in this function.
{
//This is the function that is created and explained below being called into use now.
TemperatureTest();
//This is displaying to the console the value of the variable 'myInt'
Debug.Log(myInt);
//THis is a For loop. Basically, until the conditions are met, it will keep doing what is between the brachets.
//there are 3 stages of declaring a for loop each seperated by a semi colan.
//int i = 0 is declaring a variable to use in the statement which is only contained in the loop. hense usually it is not very creativly named.
//i < numEnemies is the condition that the loop is waiting to meat. Basically if the created 'i' is less then numEnemies created at the start of the script.
//i++ happens after the loop. In this case it increases the number of i so that the loop has something to work with.
for (int i = 0; i < numEnemies; i++)
{
//The loop is in the brachets and is basically displaying "Creating enemy number:" Plus the value of i so it could display "Creating enemy number: 1"
Debug.Log("Creating enemy number: " + i);
}
//THis is a Getcomponunt script. We are taking componunts from another script called MidTerm and placing them into the value of myMidTerm
myMidterm = GetComponent <MidTerm>();
//another for loop. This is checkinf if the variable created 'i' is less then the number of game objects stored in the array 'players'.
//if it is less then the following action will take place in the brachets.
for (int i = 0; i < players.Length; i++)
{
//Displaying to the consol the number of players as the player number and the name. An example of what it could say would be
//"Player Number 1 is named 1"
Debug.Log("Player Number " + i + " is named " + players[i].name);
}
//this is creating an enum variable for the enum Direction. Called myDirection.
Direction myDirection;
//myDirection is equal to the value of the Enums North option
myDirection = Direction.North;
//RUn the FUnction ReverseDirection with the veriable myDirection plugged into it. See below for explanation
ReverseDirection(myDirection);
}
void Start()
{
TemperatureTest();
Debug.Log(myInt);
for (int i = 0; i < numEnemies; i++)
{
Debug.Log("Creating enemy number: " + i);
}
myMidterm = GetComponent <MidTerm>();
for (int i = 0; i < players.Length; i++)
{
Debug.Log("Player Number " + i + " is named " + players[i].name);
}
Direction myDirection;
myDirection = Direction.North;
ReverseDirection(myDirection);
}
// void means this function will not return anything Start is what is run at the start of the game.
void Start()
{
// this is the name of the function we are running
TemperatureTest();
Debug.Log (myInt);
// a loop, for every scenario (whenever i happens to equal 0) there is a set outcome (one enimy is added to the playing field).
// in this case whenever i is 0 an enimy is added
for(int i = 0; i < numEnemies; i++)
{
// this prints a text saying what was done (which happens to equal the same number as i
Debug.Log("Creating enemy number: " + i);
}
//the name of another function we are running
myMidterm = GetComponent<MidTerm>();
// another loop but this time it is showing us what each of the players name's are
// for every time i is equal to 0 and is still less than the players length i increases by one
for(int i = 0; i < players.Length; i++)
{
Debug.Log("Player Number "+i+" is named "+players[i].name);
}
// this is an Enumeration called my direction
Direction myDirection;
// the function is called myDirection
myDirection = Direction.North;
// this is putting(passing) the function myDirection into ReverseDirection
ReverseDirection (myDirection);
}
//open brachets are what will happen in this function.
//THis is a FUnction. A funciton is like a machine that does something for you in the script.
//Void is the type of funciton. Machines or FUncitons usually give you things. Void spot explaind that this machine is giving you nothing.
//If it was going to give you something, it would specify the "return Type" Or call it something like 'int' therefore specifying that an Int would be returned out of the script.
//THis is a Special Function called Start. it starts at the begining of the script.
void Start()
{
//This is the function that is created and explained below being called into use now.
TemperatureTest();
//This is displaying to the console the value of the variable 'myInt'
Debug.Log (myInt);
//THis is a For loop. Basically, until the conditions are met, it will keep doing what is between the brachets.
//there are 3 stages of declaring a for loop each seperated by a semi colan.
//int i = 0 is declaring a variable to use in the statement which is only contained in the loop. hense usually it is not very creativly named.
//i < numEnemies is the condition that the loop is waiting to meat. Basically if the created 'i' is less then numEnemies created at the start of the script.
//i++ happens after the loop. In this case it increases the number of i so that the loop has something to work with.
for(int i = 0; i < numEnemies; i++)
{
//The loop is in the brachets and is basically displaying "Creating enemy number:" Plus the value of i so it could display "Creating enemy number: 1"
Debug.Log("Creating enemy number: " + i);
}
//THis is a Getcomponunt script. We are taking componunts from another script called MidTerm and placing them into the value of myMidTerm
myMidterm = GetComponent<MidTerm>();
//another for loop. This is checkinf if the variable created 'i' is less then the number of game objects stored in the array 'players'.
//if it is less then the following action will take place in the brachets.
for(int i = 0; i < players.Length; i++)
{
//Displaying to the consol the number of players as the player number and the name. An example of what it could say would be
//"Player Number 1 is named 1"
Debug.Log("Player Number "+i+" is named "+players[i].name);
}
//this is creating an enum variable for the enum Direction. Called myDirection.
Direction myDirection;
//myDirection is equal to the value of the Enums North option
myDirection = Direction.North;
//RUn the FUnction ReverseDirection with the veriable myDirection plugged into it. See below for explanation
ReverseDirection (myDirection);
}
