c# - Cannot use a boolean variable from another script Unity3d -

i have code makes object rotate, , working ok if call within script.

scripta

public class ship : monobehaviour { private bool torotate=false;      public void enemyrotate()    {          torotate = true;          debug.log("er "+ torotate);     }   void update () {  if (torotate)         {              transform.rotatearound(player.transform.position, vector3.forward, 100 * time.deltatime);         } } 

if call enemyrotate within scripta, sure enough rotation, , debug log shows variable has been set true. if call function this:

script b

  public class projectile : monobehaviour {       public ship ship_object;        void start(){        ship_object=gameobject.addcomponent<kanaship> ();       }        void callfunction(){        ship_object.enemyrotate()       }   } 

if call callfunction, debug log saying variable has been set true, rotation animation not working @ all. have tried different variants of cannot figure out im doing wrong. have used public bool , tried set true script nothing.

i recommend avoid accessing private vars (use interface if necessary), better way declare function following , pass proper boolean parameter:

 void update (bool torotate) {  if (torotate)         {              transform.rotatearound(player.transform.position, vector3.forward, 100 * time.deltatime);         } } 

in case, comment off line:

//private bool torotate=false; 

hope help. rgds,