Solved Make a differents between all NPCPlayerApex

hello can somebody assisst me, if it possible, to make a different between all NPCPlayerApex.
i want to track all different npc below:

assets/prefabs/npc/scientist/scientist.prefab
assets/prefabs/npc/scientist/scientist_gunner.prefab
assets/prefabs/npc/scientist/scientistjunkpile.prefab
assets/prefabs/npc/scientist/scientistpeacekeeper.prefab

if i use :

Code:

if (entity is NPCMurderer)
{
.........
}

it works and i can track murderer

if i use :

Code:

if (entity is NPCPlayerApex)
{
..........
}

it works too and i can track all scienist, but how i can track they different

like this:

Code:

if (entity is NPCScientistpeacekeeper)
if (entity is NPCScientistjunkpile)
if (entity is NPCScientist_gunner)

but it will dont work

 

Can't you just make compare on prefab?

Code:

if(entity.PrefabName.Equals("assets/prefabs/npc/scientist/scientist_gunner.prefab"))

 

yes thanks this work how i use it

edit:

i use now this and it works for me

Code:

    if(entity.PrefabName.Equals("assets/prefabs/npc/murderer/murderer.prefab")) { Your Code }
    else if(entity.PrefabName.Equals("assets/prefabs/npc/scientist/scientist.prefab")) { Your Code }
    else if(entity.PrefabName.Equals("assets/prefabs/npc/scientist/scientist_gunner.prefab")) { Your Code }
    else if(entity.PrefabName.Equals("assets/prefabs/npc/scientist/scientistjunkpile.prefab")) { Your Code }
    else if(entity.PrefabName.Equals("assets/prefabs/npc/scientist/scientistpeacekeeper.prefab")) { Your Code }
    else if(entity.PrefabName.Equals("assets/prefabs/npc/bandit/guard/bandit_guard.prefab")) { Your Code }

 

use 'switch'

 

i am very new to this all and i learn by self, thanks i would try it

ok thanks i try it, too

 

Any difference performance wise @Wulf or is it just sugar?

 

C# Switch Examples - Dot Net Perls

Ex:

Code:

var a = "Oxide";switch(a)
{
      case "Rust": // if 'a' is "Rust"
                  <Magic>
                   break;}

 

thx again to all i have now this and it works too

Code:

            var i = entity.ShortPrefabName;            switch(i)
            
                {
                    case "murderer":
                        Puts( "Zombie" );
                        break;                    case "scientist":
                        Puts( "Scientist" );
                        break;                    case "scientiststationary":
                        Puts( "Scientiststationary" );
                        break;                    case "scientist_gunner":
                        Puts( "Scientist - Gunner" );
                        break;                    case "scientistjunkpile":
                        Puts( "Scientistjunkpile" );
                        break;                    case "scientistpeacekeeper":
                        Puts( "Scientistpeacekeeper" );
                        break;                    case "bandit_guard":
                        Puts( "Bandit - Guard" );
                        break;                }

 

And its smarter

 

That makes sense unless they are matched on address pointer, I don't know much about C# comparisons tho.