What's on the outside of your functions matters just as much as what's on the inside. Optimizing the amount of information passed around between functions ensures that you'll never find a bridge that you can't code across. Perform the following steps to capture data:
Move your function call from the
Updatefunction back to theStartfunction and reset the translation value to2.0f. For learning purposes, imagine that yourStartfunction needs to know how far theMoveObjectfunction moved the text to the right. We already know that the movement value is a float, so we can change the return type fromvoidtofloat. Your function should now look like the one shown in the following code:float MoveObject () { gameObject.transform.Translate(2.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f); }