// Grab references to both the Object and Static databases
void Start()
{
// Since our database exists within an object in the scene, we'll need to find it.
// Alternatively you could expose the database as a public member, and use the
// inspector to set it.
GameObject statsdbobj = GameObject.Find("databaseObj");
if (statsdbobj != null)
{
// Get the CharacterStats component out of the GameObject.
// CharacterStats is the name of the worksheet in the google spreadsheet
// that we are getting the monster information from
_statsDb = statsdbobj.GetComponent <CharacterStatsSample>();
}
// The Items database is a Static class. Use it by grabbing the .Instance, this will
// ensure the database is correctly initialized. Larger databases may take a while
// to initialize, so grabbing an instance before the game is updating is recommended.
_itemsDb = ItemsSample.Instance;
}
// Grab references to both the Object and Static databases
void Start()
{
// Since our database exists within an object in the scene, we'll need to find it.
// Alternatively you could expose the database as a public member, and use the
// inspector to set it.
GameObject statsdbobj = GameObject.Find("databaseObj");
if ( statsdbobj != null )
{
// Get the CharacterStats component out of the GameObject.
// CharacterStats is the name of the worksheet in the google spreadsheet
// that we are getting the monster information from
_statsDb = statsdbobj.GetComponent<CharacterStatsSample>();
}
// The Items database is a Static class. Use it by grabbing the .Instance, this will
// ensure the database is correctly initialized. Larger databases may take a while
// to initialize, so grabbing an instance before the game is updating is recommended.
_itemsDb = ItemsSample.Instance;
}
