Accessing position properties in C#?

How do I get individual position co-ordinates in another function? In JavaScript it was as simple as passing something like player.transform.position and you could access the X co-ord with just .x appended to whatever name you gave your object. Tried that in C# and all I got for Xmas was a big fat error.

My code is:

Code:

string type = "warning";
string log = "Test string";
object location = player.transform.position;EventLogger?.Call("AppendToLog", type, log, location);

At the other end I have:

Code:

void AppendToLog(string type, string log, object location) {            Int32 NowTimestamp = GetTimestamp();            Puts("AppendToLog says: " + type + " | " + log + " | " + location + " | " + NowTimestamp);}

This works, in thst it returns the full co-ords, but I want the individual co-ords rather than the formatted ones.

Thanks in advance,


T.

 

Ahh, no idea what that means.

But it gives me a new keyword to search for Vector3 - sounds like a terrible 1970's sports car.

Cheers!