Why does this script not work? (JavaScript)

Question

I'm working in Unity (MonoDevelop) and I'm trying to make it so that when I enter a certain area it gives a cube damage so that it will disappear within two times of entering the area.

Here's the script:

var Health : int = 100;
var CubeEnemy : GameObject;

function OnTriggerEnter (Collider other)
{
if (other.CompareTag ("Player"))
{
Health -= 50;
}

if (Health <= 0)
{
CubeEnemy.SetActive (false);
}

else
{
CubeEnemy.SetActive (true);
}
}

Answer 1

line 1 :
var Healph = int = 100 ;
or var Health , int = 100 ; ?
and line 2
var CubeEnemy , GameObject ;
🤔

Answer 2

oh okay 🙂 sorry :/

Answer 3

This is UnityScript and not Javascript. UnityScript is used to run Unity apps. The normal JS is used for webpages.

Answer 4

that is NOT javascript

Answer 5

@Maxime

Technically, it's UnityScript, which isn't JavaScript. However, most of the community calls it JavaScript, and I've even seen Unity Dev's refer to it as such.

Answer 6

@Pit

What exactly happens when you do this? Did you place the script on the object yet? Any errors?

Also, just as a side note, Unity stopped supporting UnityScript. Obviously you can still use it, but it's advisable to switch over to C# for the scripting. It's much more efficient and you'll also find a lot more support/resources for it in regards to Unity.

Answer 7

lol No need to apologize. I usually refer to it as JavaScript as well because even in their official documentation they referred to it as JavaScript when I was originally learning Unity.