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edited Jan 23, 2016 at 6:15

Instantiate will always give you an object. The better way to do that is first convert it in GameObject then access your script from there.

GameObject go = Instantiate (myButtonPrefab) as GameObject;
btnController bc = go.GetComponent<btnController>();
bc.Setup(name,0);

It is for when your prefab has already btnController attached.

If you want to add script, do that as,

btnController bc = go.AddComponent<btnController>();
bc.Setup(name,0);

Instantiate will always give you an object. The better way to do that is first convert it in GameObject then access your script from there.

GameObject go = Instantiate (myButtonPrefab) as GameObject;
btnController bc = go.GetComponent<btnController>();

It is for when your prefab has already btnController attached.

If you want to add script, do that as,

btnController bc = go.AddComponent<btnController>();

Instantiate will always give you an object. The better way to do that is first convert it in GameObject then access your script from there.

GameObject go = Instantiate (myButtonPrefab) as GameObject;
btnController bc = go.GetComponent<btnController>();
bc.Setup(name,0);

It is for when your prefab has already btnController attached.

If you want to add script, do that as,

btnController bc = go.AddComponent<btnController>();
bc.Setup(name,0);

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answered Jan 23, 2016 at 6:07

Hamza Hasan

Instantiate will always give you an object. The better way to do that is first convert it in GameObject then access your script from there.

GameObject go = Instantiate (myButtonPrefab) as GameObject;
btnController bc = go.GetComponent<btnController>();

It is for when your prefab has already btnController attached.

If you want to add script, do that as,

btnController bc = go.AddComponent<btnController>();