#Okay so now i got this but it still

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tawny mauve
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Let's get this all in a thread

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Post your script code now.

bleak silo
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good idea

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public string mathQuestion;
    public TMP_Text TMP;

    // Start is called before the first frame update
    void Start()
    {
        // Generate random operands
        int operand1 = Random.Range(1, 10);
        int operand2 = Random.Range(1, 10);

        // Generate a random operator (+ or -)
        string[] operators = new string[] { "+", "-" };
        string randomOperator = operators[Random.Range(0, operators.Length)];

        // Construct the math question
        mathQuestion = $"{operand1} {randomOperator} {operand2} = ?";

        GetComponent<TMP_Text>().text = mathQuestion;

    }```
tawny mauve
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Any errors in the console?

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Where is the decleration we just worked out?

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Oh myu bad.

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You are still trying to reference a GetComponent

bleak silo
tawny mauve
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You need to do TMP.text = mathQuestion;

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Not a get component there

bleak silo
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Omg dude

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You got it

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I have to start learning this is not okay haha

tawny mauve
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You need to learn how to problem solve.

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Google things, and actually read errors and try to understand what they are telling you.

bleak silo
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Now the only thing i have to do is create 3 targets, with 2 wrong answers and 1 correct one, And if i shoot the correct one a door opens

bleak silo
tawny mauve
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So make a Target Script with a flag on it for valid, and OnCollision check that flag, if it's correct you can just set a flag on the door, and have a check in the update, for if that flag is true the door opens.

bleak silo
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a flag?

tawny mauve
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You will have to reference the door on the target, and the correct answer.

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Boolean

bleak silo
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ahhh

tawny mauve
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True false, if ithe target's value matches the correct number have it set the target's valid flag to true on start.

bleak silo
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And do I have to make 3 individual scripts? or

tawny mauve
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Or you could have it check against the answer oncollision every time.

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I would say minimum, a Sign script, target script, and door script.

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The sign sets the answer, the target checks that answer when hit, does it match? If yes then set door to open.

bleak silo
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Ah cool thanks!

tawny mauve
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np

bleak silo
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Any ideas on how to generate and connect the answer options with the targets?

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Or is that the same thing as with the sign

tawny mauve
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You will need to do that to display the numbers on them, but to set the numbers you have to solve that.

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You can have it auto generate two ,and then set the third to the answer.

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Or just mix two random with the valid one in an array, and sccramble it.

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Then in a for loop set the TMP text value on each target with what is in the array

bleak silo
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so for example generate two answers between 1 - 100 and then one with the correct answer?

tawny mauve
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Yes, you will need to obtain the answer, and you need to generate the answer by doing the actual formula.

bleak silo
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I'm making multiple of these rooms, that should still work right?

tawny mauve
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Depends on how you separate the rooms.

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If each room is it's own scene and walking through the door loads the next scene it would work.

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Actually either way it should.

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Just make sure each is it's own individual set of independent objects.

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Are you trying to procedurally generate the rooms?

bleak silo
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I was thinking about it tho

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But the answer should look something along the lines of cs answer = operand1 randomOperator operand2; right?

tawny mauve
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I am not familiar with how to convert the operator unless you write a function for it.