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Hi everyone. Quite often we need to access information in one script from another script, or we need something happening in one script to trigger a method in the other script. Lets look at a simple example where we have a player script, and a UserInterface script. Say the player script has a health variable, and the UI script wants to access this variable so that it can display a health bar. Well need to get a reference in the UI class to the Player script. There are several ways to do this. For example, if we know the name of the object that the Player script is attached to in the scene, we could use the GameObject.Find() method. We would pass the name of the object into the method, and it would return a reference to that gameObject. Then, by using the GetComponent method, we could get the attached Player script. Similiarly, if we add a Player tag to the player object, we could instead find the object with GameObject.FindObjectWithTag(); The most straightforward way, however, wo
