Unity 4.x Game Development by Example Beginner's Guide

Time for action – +9 accuracy

Let's change the code a little so that we can put the X at the same place as the square that was clicked.

Change this line in the Square script:

gameLogic.GetComponent(GameLogic).ClickSquare(gameObject);

Modify the following ClickSquare function in the GameLogic script:

function ClickSquare(square:GameObject)
{
  Instantiate(XPiece,  square.transform.position, Quaternion.identity);
}

Delete the print statement we had in there earlier.

Instead of passing the x and y values of Square to the ClickSquare function, we're passing a reference to the entire Square GameObject itself, with the reference name lowercase-s square. (Remember that Unity JavaScript is case-sensitive, so Square is not the same animal as square).

Test the game, ...