Answer by robertbu
If you format your code fragments as code (i.e. use the 101/010 button, the will not disappear. It is unclear if the material you want is the one on the parent object. If so, you don't really need to...
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renderer.material = transform.parent.renderer.material; This line of code provided by [robertbu][1] as a commentary does exactly what I wanted without dealing with getcomponentinparent stuff. [1]:...
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If you format your code fragments as code (i.e. use the 101/010 button, the will not disappear. It is unclear if the material you want is the one on the parent object. If so, you don't really need to...
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renderer.material = transform.parent.renderer.material; This line of code provided by [robertbu][1] as a commentary does exactly what I wanted without dealing with getcomponentinparent stuff. [1]:...
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