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• ChrisIceBox

  June 2015

  Just call their TurnOn / TurnOff functions.
  
• SkyTree

  June 2015 edited June 2015

  Sorry, how exactly do I do it? Cause I get:
    error CS0103: The name `MyHotspot' does not exist in the current context
  
  If I just use this MyHotspot.TurnOff ();
  
• SkyTree

  June 2015 edited June 2015

   AC.KickStarter.MyHotspot.TurnOff ();
  Doesn't work either.
  
• SkyTree

  June 2015

  Ok, I got it working. MyHotspot.TurnOff (); does work now.
  Forgot to define public Hotspot MyHotspot ;
  
  Thanks
  
• SkyTree

  June 2015

  How do I start an interaction from the script?
  
• ChrisIceBox

  June 2015

  Call it's Interact() function.
  
  For what it's worth, I'm planning to release a Script Reference with the next major release of AC.  A tutorial will also be published that covers writing an Interaction entirely through script.
  
• SkyTree

  June 2015

  Ahhh, that would be super-duper handy, thanks Chris.
  For I couldn't find any references in the documentation manual file that comes with AC.
  
• Rekize

  February 2021

  I am using Unity 2019.4.6f1 and AC 1.72.4. I happened to run into a situation that, when using the script MyHotspot.TurnOff ();, it works in the Editor but not in a compiled version for Windows (I only tested x64).

  My usage is in a loop:
  for (int i = 0; i < buttonsHotspots.Length; i++) {
  buttonsHotspots [i].TurnOff();
  }
• ChrisIceBox

  February 2021

  There shouldn't be any difference in the Hotspot script's TurnOff function in builds vs editor.
  
  What's the context surrounding that code? When are you running it, and how are you assigning the buttonsHotspots array?