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1. Re: Instantiated Rooms don't work properly

   

   Reply by WarrenM · Oct 2013 · Home› Unity

   OK. How about this line then? GameObject DoorOpen; //Create a GameObject variable for my door I double checked and that line IS in your code. I'm simply reinforcing the point that Kio was trying to make -- obvious comments actually make code harder to read, not easier.

2. Re: Instantiated Rooms don't work properly

   

   Reply by kio · Oct 2013 · Home› Unity

   first off - your comments do more harm than help float speed = 20 // set speed to 20; well that is kinda obvious isnt it? the best code is code who doesnt even need comments... to your problem: GameObject.Find("Door_L") <- returns the first gameobject it finds with the name, in your case it seems to find the one where you…

3. Re: Instantiated Rooms don't work properly

   

   Reply by SuperSparkplug · Oct 2013 · Home› Unity

   ...Try looking at my code. Did you see that there? No? You have your answer.

4. Re: Instantiated Rooms don't work properly

   

   Reply by WarrenM · Oct 2013 · Home› Unity

   You're saying that if you returned to this code months later: "float speed = 20 // set speed to 20;" You wouldn't be able to figure out what it's doing without the comment?