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Anko
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1.use a singleton instance of the first script.write Method1 there.

2.call Method1 using singleton instance in a Method2 in the script attached to the animating GO.

3.use Method2 in animation event.

  1. Use a singleton instance of the first script. Write Method1 there.

  2. Call Method1 using singleton instance in a Method2 in the script attached to the animating GO.

  3. Use Method2 in animation event.

don'tDon't see any other way. atAt least this avoids dragging the script object reference.

1.use a singleton instance of the first script.write Method1 there.

2.call Method1 using singleton instance in a Method2 in the script attached to the animating GO.

3.use Method2 in animation event.

don't see any other way. at least this avoids dragging the script object reference.

  1. Use a singleton instance of the first script. Write Method1 there.

  2. Call Method1 using singleton instance in a Method2 in the script attached to the animating GO.

  3. Use Method2 in animation event.

Don't see any other way. At least this avoids dragging the script object reference.

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edit approved Oct 3, 2019 at 10:21
virtouso
edit approved Oct 3, 2019 at 10:21
virtouso
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1.use a singletonsingleton instance of the first script. write Method1write Method1 there. 2

2.call Method1Method1 using singleton instance in a Method2Method2 in the script attached to the animating GO. 3

3.use Method2 in animation event.

don't see any other way. atleastat least this avoids dragging the script object reference;reference.

1.use a singleton instance of the first script. write Method1 there. 2.call Method1 using singleton instance in a Method2 in the script attached to the animating GO. 3.use Method2 in animation event.

don't see any other way. atleast this avoids dragging the script object reference;

1.use a singleton instance of the first script.write Method1 there.

2.call Method1 using singleton instance in a Method2 in the script attached to the animating GO.

3.use Method2 in animation event.

don't see any other way. at least this avoids dragging the script object reference.

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Sidharth V
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1.use a singleton instance of the first script. write Method1 there. 2.call Method1 using singleton instance in a Method2 in the script attached to the animating GO. 3.use Method2 in animation event.

don't see any other way. atleast this avoids dragging the script object reference;