#I m not really sure what you mean by
bronze comet
Opening a new thread about it just not to clog the chat
The situation is the following: I have a Cursor (as you can see from the hierarchy) and a CursorController is attached to it as a component.
My Player looks like this:
scarlet grotto
What's the difference between Cursor and CursorController?
bronze comet
public class Player : MonoBehaviour
{
public CursorController cursor;
private PlayerInput _playerInput;
private void Awake()
{
_playerInput = transform.GetComponent<PlayerInput>();
}
// Start is called before the first frame update
void Start()
{
}
public void FixedUpdate()
{
_playerInput.UpdateMovement();
cursorC.ApplyMovement(_playerInput.Movement);
}
// Update is called once per frame
void Update()
{
}
}
Cursor is a GameObject, CursorController is a script that should take care of that gameobject's input's response
scarlet grotto
The situation is the following: I have a Cursor (as you can see from the hierarc...
From this screenshot it looks like you had or have a script named "Cursor" too
bronze comet
I had one, yes
scarlet grotto
make sure you don't have any compile errors in console
bronze comet
I used to have a Cursor script, that would call the CursorController
scarlet grotto
because your player script still seems to be looking for the Cursor script according to that screenshot - which could be due to compile errors
bronze comet
Indeed there are compiler errors atm
scarlet grotto
#1 should be to fix those.
you won't be able to do much of the rest without fixing them
bronze comet
Alright, should be all good now
Yes, it was still looking for that Cursor, as it couldn't fully recompile
Silly mistake- thank you!
Just to clarify
scarlet grotto
so has that resolved your issue? Do you see now how to assign the CursorController?
bronze comet
I can always attach an object (e.g.: Cursor) whenever I have an attribute that requires a component present in that object?
As I do seem to be able to do that:
scarlet grotto
If you have a public CursorController field, you can assign any object that has a CursorController from the same scene.
