steel current
Is there anyway to access a public property and run a function on it through the UnityEvent interface?
My EchoGameMode has the following property:
//persistent
public GameEventsManager GameEvents { get => _gameEvents; private set => _gameEvents = value; }
private GameEventsManager _gameEvents;
I would like to be able to, in the UnityEvent interface, run EchoGameMode.GameEvents.FinishReached.
Do i really have to make a pass-trhough function for that? Is there no other way?
fringe hemlock
Is there anyway to access a public property and run a function on it through the...
Yes, because that function does not belong to EchoGameMode.
steel current
yeah cool, but can i not access the reference through EchoGameMode
EchoGameMode holds a reference to GameEventsManager, and that's what i want to run the function on
fringe hemlock
You can set the reference, but you can't access the members of that object. That's the limitations of an inspector event interface.
steel current
GameEventsManager is a persistent object ,DDOL, and so if i reference it directly in the editor, it can end up being a wrong instance
ah well, nothing to do about it
fringe hemlock
Why not define OnTriggerEnter in your script directly? Then you can call whatever you want from it.
steel current
Since i wanted that to be a generic script, that executed a bunch of unity events for quick prototyping, but i guess making a non-generic script is in order for this case then