btw while we’re here
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is there any function for onsceneloaded?
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since as i understand the scenes dont actually change
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so start() only hits once
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when the scene is loaded for the first time
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Same as in Unity. Start is called when an object is becoming active for the first time before calling the update/early update events.
right, but i assumed at first that whenever a scene is changed, it will hit start every time
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There’s no special function for “onsceneloaded” - that could be any of your components in the root scene (your main export scene) and something your scene loader would / could invoke on child components
got it
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Ah ok, well you control that - a “scene” is just the Unity term for what at runtime could be any part of your hierarchy (like you could have 5 unity scenes that you use for something totally different on your website) - so we don’t enforce unloading/loading everything
ok that makes sense
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umm what about OnEnable
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that should do it right?
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ohhhh right i remembered
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theres an issue with video player
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if i change a scene where theres a video player and go back to it
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it no longer plays
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tho i guess if onenable works, i could force restart it
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gotta try that out
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yess woop it works super simple
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