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How do you reference a c# component script from a JS script? Do you need to store the reference as you would with a JS component, to prevent having to fetch GetComponent each time? -- Trying the usual below for a c# script named CSharpComp.cs, I get this error: 'CSharpComp' does not denote a valid type ('not found'). myfile.js contains:
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C# and JS can't see each other at compile time (different compilers are used for each language), but already compiled scripts can be seen by any language. If you place the C# script in Plugins or StandardAssets, and the JS script in another Assets folder (Assets/Scripts, for instance), the C# script will be compiled in the "first wave", thus the JS script will know it and compile ok (see Script Compilation). NOTE: this is a one way via: the CS script won't be able to see the scripts not yet compiled (JS or C#). Also, I read SendMessage should be used sparingly since it is very slow and impacts performance
Jan 21 '12 at 04:59 PM
ina
It looks like this does not work exactly, as MainObj contains the CSharpComp.cs that myfile.js is trying to refernece... the GetComponent does not work!
Jan 21 '12 at 05:14 PM
ina
It's weird! I tested a JS script in Assets/Scripts and it found MouseLook.cs without any problem (MouseLook.cs is stored in Standard Assets/Character Controllers/Sources/Scripts).
Jan 22 '12 at 02:27 AM
aldonaletto
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You can set the assembly dependencies in the MonoDevelop project. Right click on the 'References' folder under the Assembly-UnityScript project and 'Edit Preferences'. Again, cyclic references are not allowed so you can't make both projects see each other. Anyway, this is bad practice to have a project with both JS and C#. You should consider translating all scripts to one unique language.
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