Couldn't get it

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#1

As the title says, I couldn’t get it. It’s kind of frustrating because I’ve taken C++ in school and I’m in the middle of the Num wizard UI in the 2D course so I had some basic C# experience. It’s pretty frustrating. What I tried doing was turning input in a global variable and removing it as parameters for the functions since I already created it higher up. Then add the password as if statements in the start game function. That ended up breaking the code. I tried putting the parameters back and keeping the global variable; but that not only worked, it crashed unity on startup. At one point it even crashed my computer and i had to force it off. I felt like I was close but was missing something important. It just gets frustrating and makes me think programming isn’t for me.

Update: I tried again. This time putting the code in the On user input function and making a nested if statement.


        if(currentScreen == Screen.Password && level == 1)
        {
            if(input == "mars")
            {
                Terminal.WriteLine("Access Granted...");
            }
            /*else
            {
                Terminal.WriteLine("Acess Denied..");
            }*/
        }

But I had ti comment out the else because it would always make it denied before I could make the input. I feel like I’m closer so I may give it one more try before getting the answer.

#2

I’m not sure why the ‘else’ isn’t working. However, this code either needs to be in the OnUserInput() function, or preferably in a function called from it. In that way, input doesn’t need to be a global/member variable, because it’s all within the OnUserInput() function. Making ‘input’ global must be preventing it working as expected, I think. Good luck!

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