What event should I use if I want my method to be called on a part's destruction? I know this question sounds stupid but I really can't find any tutorial on how to write a custom part modifier script.
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8,600 s5ehfr95.1 years ago
@NathanMikeska just one more question: the script I attached to one of the game objects under prefab doesn't seem to work. The mesh renderer and colliders do get loaded, so I guess my script is not at the right place. So what should I put the script in?
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Dev NathanMikeska+1 5.1 years ago
When not warping, regular Unity physics are used, so if you want to modify velocity, you could add force to the parts associated Rigidbody.
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Dev NathanMikeska+1 5.1 years ago
Depends on where your code is running and what you need. If you are working with a PartModifierScript, there may be a few options. It is a MonoBehaviour, so you can always use OnDestroyed or OnDisabled. There is an overrideable method, OnPartDestroyed, that I believe gets called if the part is destroyed/blown-up in game, despite the game object potentially hanging around (deactivated) for a while. There is also an OnDisposed method, can't remember the exact context in which it gets called.
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8,600 s5ehfr95.1 years ago
Also, if I want to modify the velocity of the part, should I use something under ModApi or just UnityEngine.Physics ?
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If you do a Debug.Log in the awake and/or start methods of your script, can you find them in your log file (or see them in the dev console?)