Camera ImageEffect

seto

Image Effect)
">Hello, I wanted to ask if it was possible to manage different effects
in the room at different times in the same scene (Standard Asset->
Image Effect)
I admit they are not very good at programming, I have been found after
a "Camera Effect" where he addressed the problem, I tried in every way
but I could not make it work.
in the post "Camera Effect" Chris says:

That's
right - simple enough to do, you could even just have a script That has
functions to enable and disable the entire "effect" component. In C, this would be something like:

void TurnOnEffect ()
{
  ().enabled = true;
">this.GetComponent <MyEffect> (). enabled = true;
}


void TurnOffEffect ()
{
  ().enabled = false;
">this.GetComponent <MyEffect> (). enabled = false;
}

Attach the script to your GameCamera, then use the Object: Action Send
message to send the custom messages "TurnOnEffect" and "TurnOffEffect"
as appropriate.

I tried as indicated but Unity me by several errors when creating the script.

My setup is:
Windows 7 professional
unity 5.2.1f1
AC 1.49a

As mentioned I tried to look for other posts, but in the end I did not understand if it is possible or not.

Thank you and hope not that you have not created a useless post.
hello Seto

ChrisIceBox

I don't know when I wrote that, but when it comes to camera effects you'll generally want to have them on the MainCamera and change the values on them (or enable/disable them) as needed.

What is it you're trying to do, exactly?  Tweak an effect from camera to camera, or have one only active when a particular camera is active?

seto

do not get me wrong, I do not speak English very well.
I am that I can not do it.

I want to have a particular effect when a particular camera is active.
And I can not turn on and off inside the MainCamera.

ChrisIceBox

Sure.  Just understand that this is not a scripting forum.  I can help you so far as how to use AC's code base goes, but you'll have to look elsewhere for general programming help.

You have to have a script that checks if the GameCamera in question is active.

e.g:

void Update ()
{
  if (AC.KickStarter.mainCamera.attachedCamera == myCameraWithEffect)
  {
    // Turn on the effect
  }
  else
  {
    // Turn off the effect
  }
}