Answer by Eran-Yaacobi
A better approach would be to use UnityEditorInternal namespace: UnityEditorInternal.ComponentUtility.CopyComponent(componentToCopy);...
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To add to that Reflection suggestion, if you are using private serialized variables, like me, you may want something more like this... foreach (FieldInfo info in...
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There's also a general solution for this problem: http://unitydevs.com/item/copypaste-component/
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Use reflection. Component new_component = gameObject.AddComponent(old_component.GetType()); foreach (FieldInfo f in old_component.GetType().GetFields()) { f.SetValue(new_component,...
View ArticleAnswer by Eran Yaacobi
A better approach would be to use UnityEditorInternal namespace: UnityEditorInternal.ComponentUtility.CopyComponent(componentToCopy);...
View ArticleAnswer by DR9885
To add to that Reflection suggestion, if you are using private serialized variables, like me, you may want something more like this... foreach (FieldInfo info in...
View ArticleAnswer by Ranza
There's also a general solution for this problem: http://unitydevs.com/item/copypaste-component/
View ArticleAnswer by SimTex
Use reflection. Component new_component = gameObject.AddComponent(old_component.GetType()); foreach (FieldInfo f in old_component.GetType().GetFields()) { f.SetValue(new_component,...
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