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… to the specified GameObject.
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Hi, Why did you closed it? I haven't had time to look at it yet, but I will. |
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Hi, I'm sorry, accidentally. Should I open another one? |
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I'll have a look early next week, no need to reopen |
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Hi,
Could anyone please review my custom action script?
Base idea:
If you use some kind of multi-tag tool (for example: MultiTags [base75.com]) for annotate game objects with more than one tag, it is roundabout to iterate them over.
Solution:
A switch based script, which implicitly iterates over the given GameObject's tag and compares to the developer defined tags expected to be on the specified GameObject.
Thank you in advance,
István