I have objects that are entering

[mellow isle]

Post the rest here, and provide a link to the code. https://gdl.space

[forest dragon]

ok

[mellow isle]

there is an enum of machines the object can enter and a list for some reason I dont know the purpose of

[rose scaffold]

@forest dragon can an object enter more than one machine?

uh oh, he's been . . . taken . . .

[mellow isle]

@forest dragon What is going on?
it's been almost 10 minutes, and Discord says you're Away
At least link the code before going afk

[neon tulip]

again

public class Enterable : MonoBehaviour
{
   public List<Places> AllowedPlaces = new();
}

Places is an enum that contains some places

It is in a seperate Places.cs file

Now attach the Enterable component

To your object which needs to enter something

Then select the places u want.it to be able to enter in the inspector

[forest dragon]

yes

[neon tulip]

Now create another script that is attached to a gameobject with a trigger collider

And in its ontriggerenter function

[forest dragon]

I have barely any code

here is my list of machines

[neon tulip]

Check if the entered object has the enterable component

If it does, check its list to see if it contains

[forest dragon]

here is my list of enterables in each gameobject

here is what I have on the transform

[neon tulip]

The place that corresponds to that gameobject.

[forest dragon]

code

[mellow isle]

link full scripts - https://gdl.space

[neon tulip]

Literally everything you need

i just said

[forest dragon]

the full scripts are unrelated, I only care about the bool enterPermit

[mellow isle]

Good bye.

[forest dragon]

yep Im reading it and trying to understand it

[forest dragon]

huh?

[neon tulip]

Are you though

[rose scaffold]

i'd use an enum with the Flags attribute so you can select all the places an object can enter. when an object attempts to enter a machine, just check if the value of the object's enum variable is contained in the value of the machine's enum variable . . .

[forest dragon]

wtf Im sorry Im genuinely trying to understand I just dont get the grammar

[forest dragon]

this is erroneous on my screen

    enum Machines 
    { 
        heater, grabber, extruder, cutter, press 
    }
    public List<Machines> machines = new();```

[neon tulip]

how is that even remotely the same

[forest dragon]

machines are all the places, you want me to predefine all the places before hand no?

[neon tulip]

enum Machines 
{
  Heater, Grabber, Extruder, Cutter, Press
}

Put that in its own fole

File

Machines.cs

[neon tulip]

Put this in Enterable.cs

and add it to a gameobject

then select the allowed Machines in the inspector

now

[neon tulip]

.

[forest dragon]

is <Places> supposed to be the name of something

that I should replace or no

[neon tulip]

Sorry thst should be Machines

Not Places

Figure it out from there

Im done

Cya

[forest dragon]

cya

[rose scaffold]

okay, let's try this. make a separate/new script file and create (or copy) your MachineType enum into it. the filename should be the same as the enum . . .

the same exact way all of your filenames match the class name of your other scripts . . .

?

[forest dragon]

@rose scaffold ok did that, sorry was walking my dog on the mountain

[rose scaffold]

add the [Flags] attribute to the top of the enum. this allows you to select multiple types at once for each object . . .

then create a variable with the enum type on the object — your MachineValues class — and the machine (they can enter) . . .