I Click play on my 2D Game while in the menu, I then click the Settings button to switch to the settings scene, and it says my AudioSource is destroyed and that I’m still trying to use it. I check the GameObject that I assigned the AudioSource to and its not attached. It also doesn’t let me drag the AudioSource into the GameObject. If I click play while already on the settings scene, nothing bad happens. That leaves me to the conclusion of it not working because of DontDestroyOnLoad which only activates after switching scenes and is used to not restart sound clip after switching scenes.
Hi @Bikini_Carrot,
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Check if your “singleton” calls gameObject.SetActive(false); in the same if-block where Destroy(gameObject); gets called. If there isn’t that line of code, add it.
Did this fix it?
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The is an else code block with the Destroy method. Add the line with SetActive which I suggested in my previous answer. Then save your code and test your game again.
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