Quick Start Guide

Get up and running with Function Player in just 3 minutes!

Video Tutorial

Watch this complete tutorial to see Function Player in action:

Step 1: Add Function Player Component

1. Create a GameObject in your scene
2. Add the Function Player component to it
3. You will see a custom inspector with a Create Item button

Step 2: Create Your First Method Call

1. Click Create Item in the Function Player inspector
2. A new item will appear with these fields:
   • Target: Select a GameObject
   • Component: Choose a component from the dropdown
   • Method: Pick a method to call

Step 3: Execute the Sequence

1. Enter Play mode (sequences only run during Play)
2. Click the “Play” button in the Function Player inspector
3. Your method calls will execute in order

Example Setup

Here’s a complete example using a simple test script:

public class TestScript : MonoBehaviour
{
    public void SayHello(string message)
    {
        Debug.Log("Hello: " + message);
    }
}

Configuration:

1. Target: Select the GameObject with the TestScript component
2. Component: Choose TestScript component
3. Method: Select SayHello method
4. Parameter: Enter "World" in the message field

Result: You’ll see “Hello: World” in the Console

Built-in Utility Methods

Target the Function Player GameObject itself to access:

• Wait(float seconds) - Pause execution between method calls
• Log(string message) - Output debug messages

Creating Sequences

Add multiple items to create sequences:

1. Item 1: TestScript.SayHello("Starting")
2. Item 2: FunctionPlayer.Wait(2.0)
3. Item 3: TestScript.SayHello("Done")

Use the Up/Down arrows to reorder items.

Supported Parameter Types

Function Player automatically creates UI for:

• Basic: bool, int, float, string, enum
• Unity: Vector3, Color, AnimationCurve, Gradient
• Custom: Any [System.Serializable] class

What’s Next?

• API Reference - Technical documentation and advanced features
• Experiment with coroutines for animations and timed sequences
• Try cross-GameObject method calls for complex interactions