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Fix key method to use.

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edited Oct 18, 2016 at 16:24

Only make the change if it's not already in the state you want:

void Update () {
    bool wantToHide = Input.GetKeyGetKeyDown(KeyCode.H);
    bool alreadyHidden = !wall.enabled;
    if (wantToHide != alreadyHidden) {
        wall.enabled = !wantToHide;
        wallCollider.enabled = !wantToHide;
        wallEffector.enabled = !wantToHide;
    }
}

Also processing input within non-player-oriented script is kinda crappy; so create a player controller object and attach it to scene and get that to call the above script when the state changes.

Only make the change if it's not already in the state you want:

void Update () {
    bool wantToHide = Input.GetKey(KeyCode.H);
    bool alreadyHidden = !wall.enabled;
    if (wantToHide != alreadyHidden) {
        wall.enabled = !wantToHide;
        wallCollider.enabled = !wantToHide;
        wallEffector.enabled = !wantToHide;
    }
}

Also processing input within non-player-oriented script is kinda crappy; so create a player controller object and attach it to scene and get that to call the above script when the state changes.

Only make the change if it's not already in the state you want:

void Update () {
    bool wantToHide = Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.H);
    bool alreadyHidden = !wall.enabled;
    if (wantToHide != alreadyHidden) {
        wall.enabled = !wantToHide;
        wallCollider.enabled = !wantToHide;
        wallEffector.enabled = !wantToHide;
    }
}

Also processing input within non-player-oriented script is kinda crappy; so create a player controller object and attach it to scene and get that to call the above script when the state changes.

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created Oct 18, 2016 at 14:52

Droppy

Only make the change if it's not already in the state you want:

void Update () {
    bool wantToHide = Input.GetKey(KeyCode.H);
    bool alreadyHidden = !wall.enabled;
    if (wantToHide != alreadyHidden) {
        wall.enabled = !wantToHide;
        wallCollider.enabled = !wantToHide;
        wallEffector.enabled = !wantToHide;
    }
}

Also processing input within non-player-oriented script is kinda crappy; so create a player controller object and attach it to scene and get that to call the above script when the state changes.