How should I write the component name in SetEnabled()?

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misaki_e
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How should I write the component name in SetEnabled()?

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Hello,

it is maybe an easy question...
I want to use SetEnabled()to disable a characters' eyes-blink script depends on character's emoting.
However, what I wrote was not working.
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Then, I wonder I should delete the space, but it was not working too.
The sequence what I wrote.
The sequence what I wrote.
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I use this component:
The component what I want to disable sometime.
The component what I want to disable sometime.
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I guess I mistake the component name format, but I'm not sure the correct form.
How should I write this command?
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Tony Li
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Re: How should I write the component name in SetEnabled()?

Post by Tony Li »

Hi,

Match the Script name (shown in the component's Script field):

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SetEnabled(SpineBlinkPlayer, false);
misaki_e
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Re: How should I write the component name in SetEnabled()?

Post by misaki_e »

Thank you for your answer, Tony!

I got it, and I noticed I was wrong in another point!
I was attached the component under the game object that I attached the Dialogue Actor component, so I should write the game object name in the SetEnabled().

Anyway, your answer make clear the way.
Thank you so much!
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Tony Li
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Re: How should I write the component name in SetEnabled()?

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Happy to help! :-)
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