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#Unity web player wont uninstall mac
#Unity web player wont uninstall install
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#Unity web player wont uninstall code
The next block of code is from PlayerScript public class PlayerScript : MonoBehaviour enemies, etc are going to be placed in the grid done from procedural generation The code bellow is from BoardManager: //map = grid of 50 per 50 of numbers, these numbers says if a floor, wall, player, Obs2: The problem is in Coroutine that doesnt initialize, all the movement is working, the calling method also, its seems to me that the player doesnt exist or something so the function cant be called, I tested the code in different ways but nothing seems to work. Obs1: I assign player to instance2 so that I can use it in GameManager. When I try to call the function movement() I get an error "Coroutine couldn't start because the game object 'Player' is inactive". I want to create the player in BoardManager, then use it in GameManager. So, I have this problem in Unity where I make a player in GameManager, then I instantiate it to BoardManager and want to use the turn system in GameManager, the player script is in another file called PlayerScript.
