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Try shifting all the logic you would usually put in Update into a coroutine that gets set off by Start. That way, you can put a yield WaitForSeconds(x seconds); before beginning on the rest of the...
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I prefer [coroutines][1] for tasks like these. - `Start()` Your starting point that will run 3 waves of monsters. After for loop, show a victory screen for example. - `BeginWave(var wave : int)` Put...
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Try shifting all the logic you would usually put in Update into a coroutine that gets set off by Start. That way, you can put a yield WaitForSeconds(x seconds); before beginning on the rest of the...
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I prefer [coroutines][1] for tasks like these. - `Start()` Your starting point that will run 3 waves of monsters. After for loop, show a victory screen for example. - `BeginWave(var wave : int)` Put...
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