GAMEOBJECT AS ARGUMENT LOSS REFERENCE WHEN CALLING THE FUNCTION EITHER FROM ITS CLASS OR OUTSIDE CLASS.

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Please help !

Here is my code

Script1

 Public class Test1: Monobehaviour{
 
 Public GameObject buttonprefab;
 Public Transform grid;
 Public delegate void Functionreturntype();
 
 
 
 public void SpawButton(GameObject clone, string buttonname, Functionreturntype)
 {
 Clone = (GameObject) Instantiate (buttonprefab,grid);
 Button button = clone.GetComponets();
 Butto .onClick.AddListener(delegate {Function type};});
 TextMeshProGUI buttontext = button.GetComponetInChildren();
 Buttontext.text = buttonname;
 
 }
 
 }

Scrip2

 Public class Test2: Monobehaviour{
 
 Public Test1 test1;
 Public GameObject myclone;
 
 Void Start   ( ){
 Test1.SpawButton(myclone,"opendoor", Opendoor);
 
 }


 Void Opendoor(){ 
 Debug.Log("opening") ;
  }
 
 
 }

Everything works fine and I get no error. The idea is to be able to delete clone button whenever I want to but the problem is that 'clone' from "script 1" never equal to clone of "script 2 " which is weird because I'm unable to delete the clone button whenever I call the function. I also tested it in inspector no luck.

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Answer by tormentoarmagedoom · Mar 07, 2020 at 08:39 PM

Hello.

You talk about destroy the clone, but i dont see any destroying code, only spawning.

I dont iunderstand your code..

You talk about so many difernt variables :

in script 1 you have :

 Clone
 clone

In script 2:

 myclone

why you call SpawButton() using myclone from script 2. But then in script 1 instantiate a prefab stored there and create a new variable called Clone ??

dont get what you want to do...

UPDATE

For your comments, then you just need to create a public variable in Script 1, and assign the new created clone in that variable, so from script 2 can reach thet object adn destroy it when you weant.

when you instantiate something, you can define it in a variable. This is the sctructure:

Script1:

 public GameObject NewObject;
 NewObject = Instantiate (prefab, pos, rot);

Script2:

 Destroy(Script1.NewObject);

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Frosh1 · Mar 08, 2020 at 02:12 AM 0

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Thanks @tormentoarmagedoom what I'm trying to do is how to destroy new spawn clone in another script2?

tormentoarmagedoom Frosh1 · Mar 08, 2020 at 11:57 AM 0

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Updated answer :D

Frosh1 · Mar 08, 2020 at 12:34 PM 0

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You're life saver @tormentoarmagedoom I really appreciate

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