C#•2y ago

gameObject does not re-enable itself in the switch statement

so i have a switch statement setup so that depending on the in-game day, a gameobject would appear/disappear however after "case 3" it does not read the rest of the code and set the game object back to true..... idk why it does that. so when its day 4, the gameobject not longer shows up.

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SangitOP•2y ago

i have used break points and line 87 does not get read at all

SangitOP•2y ago

Saber•2y ago

Do you know what SetActive does?

SangitOP•2y ago

yeah it enables the gameoject in the scene. so that's its active in the scene? also changing to a bool does not work

Saber•2y ago

gameObject refers to the object this script is attached to correct? What do you think happens to the gameObject and this script when you SetActive(false) on day 3.

SangitOP•2y ago

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh shit so is there a better way of doing this? cause a "if statement" would result in the same issue yeah i figured it out

TheRanger•2y ago

anyway try shortening ur case statement

case 1:
case 2:
case 4:
case 6:
  gameObject.SetActive(true);
   break;
case 3:
case 5:
case 7:
  gameObject.SetActive(false);
   break;

case 1:
case 2:
case 4:
case 6:
  gameObject.SetActive(true);
   break;
case 3:
case 5:
case 7:
  gameObject.SetActive(false);
   break;

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gameObject does not re-enable itself in the switch statement