Graphics Reference
In-Depth Information
public GameObject gameOverMessage;
public GameObject getReadyMessage;
void Awake()
{
Init();
}
Before showing the main UI, the player_highscore variable needs to be populated
with the high score saved in a PlayerPrefs file. The function LoadHighScore() is called to
set that up:
void Init()
{
LoadHighScore();
Both messages (gameOverMessage and getReadyMessage) are hidden at the start of
the game by calling the HideMessages() function:
HideMessages ();
The message to get ready (the reference to which is in the getReadyMessage) will be on
screen in 1 second after this function call, as set up by the Invoke command:
Invoke("ShowGetReady",1);
The get-ready message stays on the screen for another second before the following
Invoke call is activated and the message hidden from view:
Invoke("HideMessages",2);
}
In HideMessages(), both messages are hidden using the GameObject.SetActive()
function:
public void HideMessages()
{
gameOverMessage.SetActive(false);
getReadyMessage.SetActive(false);
}
The function dedicated to showing the get-ready message is called from the Init()
function via Invoke:
public void ShowGetReady()
{
getReadyMessage.SetActive(true);
}
When the game has ended, ShowGameOver() gets called. The high score is saved out
into the PlayerPrefs file and the message set to active (shown) via GameObject.SetActive():
public void ShowGameOver()
{
