Game Development Reference
In-Depth Information
if (name == “Button-PlayAgain”){
Application.LoadLevel(“Scene-Opening”);
}
}
Step 7:
Save and return to Unity. Fix syntax problems.
Step 8:
Apply CloseSceneButtonScript to Button-Exit and Button-
PlayAgain in the Hierarchy.
Step 9:
Change the color value of Button-Exit and Button-PlayAgain to
RGB=50. Remember to do this, select each button in the Hierarchy; then in
the GUITexture component, click the color swatch to change the values.
Step 10:
Play and test. When the Exit button is clicked nothing will
happen (it'll work when the game is built though). When the Play Again
button is clicked, we should be back in Scene-Opening.
Step 11:
Save Scene-Closing.
The Endgame Trigger
Step 12:
Open Scene-Hallway.
Step 13:
Create a trigger that sits right in front of the closet where
the device resides (at the bottom of the stairs (
Figure 17.3
). Name it
Trigger-Endgame
.
Figure 17.3
Trigger location for final trigger.
Tips and Tricks
Note that
Figure 17.3
shows the positioning of the trigger with Unbaked
hidden, and Baked visible (although it could also be placed by disabling
the lighting in the Scene view).
