public void setScoreBoard(int currentScore)
{
print("currScore: " + player.getCurrScore());
totalScore = totalScore + currentScore;
textScore.text = totalScore.ToString();
/* The reason for doing it like this is when you want to change a color,
* you first make a copy of the colors properties so after you've changed the
* copy you need to set the new color to the copy's color. You can't change
* the color directly
*
* Renderer myRenderer = GetComponent<Renderer>();
* Color col = myRenderer.material.color;
* col.a = 0.25f;
* myRenderer.material.color = col;*/
}