I want to say somethings like..
Gameobject.find(child gameobject of specific parent Gameobject)
Can anyone help me. thanks!
I want to say somethings like..
Gameobject.find(child gameobject of specific parent Gameobject)
Can anyone help me. thanks!
Fixing Jay Kazama's answer. The correct answers are:
With small t (property transform, not class Transform).
If a GameObject are you looking for in hierarchy it must be like:
GameObject.Find
will search for a gameobject in the scene. To search a gameobject from a parent, useTransform
.There are 2 ways of doing it:
transform.Find("childname")
transform.FindChild("childname")
The 2nd option is deprecated but still functional, so you'd better use the 1st option.
For answers above stating
transform.FindChild("childname")
as Answer, this is to inform you thattransform.FindChild("childname")
is deprecated.Use this, this will work as expected
if you want to find Child of a GameObject by name, use this,
You can do this by GetChild(index of child members)