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Member 12376177 17-Mar-16 7:09am View

Okay thank you for the help. I appreciate it. I think I get your idea now.

Member 12376177 14-Mar-16 8:51am View

Ok thanks, I'll check it out. But wouldn't the player eventually reach the end (on the pictures you sent) I don't want that to happen.

Checked the asset store thingy out, seems like most of it is outdated and on old APIs

Member 12376177 13-Mar-16 13:10pm View

This is how everything functions right now.

http://imgur.com/m7BXWzi

Everything in the picture (Except the first few blocks of grass to stand on) Follows the camera which is following the player so everything moves along.

This is just a basic setup to see wether or not the scripts would work, and obviously something is amiss.

Member 12376177 12-Mar-16 8:18am View

How would I go about creating a trigger for the objects which spawn in my platforms? The objects are always infront of my character (Moving with the camera) So my player never get's close to them, how would I trigger them?

Member 12376177 11-Mar-16 7:31am View

Well I'm very new to C#. What I am trying to do with my spawn script is just having whatever prefabs i have the script on spawn randomly ingame (endless runner kinda thing)

When it comes to the destroyer script, It won't remove the objects unless I have that code there and I don't know as to how I am to change it.

Member 12376177 10-Mar-16 15:18pm View

Unfortunately that didn't change anything. How would i stop them from spawning on eachother? The problem of getting infinetly spawned blocks is stopped by my destroyer script, it destroys everthing it touches witch is everything witch is behind my player. So there's really never very many objects ingame at the same time.

Member 12376177 9-Mar-16 6:55am View

Well I played around and I managed to make it a little bit better. Changing the Z axis on the prefabs location to be higher than the cameras Z axis seems to have helped a bit but many blocks are still going invisible.

Member 12376177 8-Mar-16 18:57pm View

Yeah sorry for reposting but I've been stuck here for quite a while now. I checked and there is no difference between the visible and the invisible block. The sprite renderer is on both of them and they have the same scale and rotation.

Member 12376177 8-Mar-16 13:43pm View

How would they be deactivated? The only thing I can think of is my destroyer script. It destroys any objects which is behind the Player. But it's not supposed to destroy things infront of it and it completely destroys objects it touches not just the rendering. But maybe there's something wrong in my code?

using UnityEngine;

using System.Collections;

public class DestroyerScript : MonoBehaviour
{

void OnTriggerEnter2D(Collider2D other)
{

if (other.tag == ("Player"))
{
Debug.Break();
return;
}

if (other.gameObject.transform.parent)
{
Destroy(other.gameObject.transform.parent.gameObject);
}
else
{
Destroy(other.gameObject);
}
}
}

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