//get access to my ball object, because I need THAT instance of the GameOverTrigger.
//Otherwise, it might always think that lives = 3. Afterall, I can
//attach the script to multiple things. If I have access to the COPY of the script
//that is on my player, I will have access to the player's current lives. In theory.
//The same principle I think applies to the LoadLastScene. However I don't need access to the
//ball for that. What I need access to is my blank GameObject that has the script, with the
//previous scene name recorded.
//Still find out how to access scripts for future reference from Castalia.
void Start()
{
player = Object.FindObjectOfType <LoadLastScene>();
gameOverTrigger = Object.FindObjectOfType <LiveTracker>();
if (gameOverTrigger.lives < 0)
{
GetComponent <Image>().color = Color.black;
//change button color
}
}
//get access to my ball object, because I need THAT instance of the GameOverTrigger.
//Otherwise, it might always think that lives = 3. Afterall, I can
//attach the script to multiple things. If I have access to the COPY of the script
//that is on my player, I will have access to the player's current lives. In theory.
//The same principle I think applies to the LoadLastScene. However I don't need access to the
//ball for that. What I need access to is my blank GameObject that has the script, with the
//previous scene name recorded.
//Still find out how to access scripts for future reference from Castalia.
void Start()
{
player = Object.FindObjectOfType<LoadLastScene>();
gameOverTrigger = Object.FindObjectOfType<LiveTracker>();
if (gameOverTrigger.lives < 0)
{
GetComponent<Image>().color = Color.black;
//change button color
}
}