So i am instantiating a GameObject which works just fine. Now i want to be able to save different instances of that GameObject and save those in an array and then display those via a for loop. For some reason My for loop isnt even executed.
here is the Code:
for(var i : int = 0; i <= eventsArray.length-1; i++){
print("i: "+i);
DayDisplayInstance = Instantiate(DayDisplay, new Vector3(56.39999, -222.8), transform.rotation);
DayDisplayInstance.transform.SetParent(startScreenPnl.transform, false);
eventsArray.Add(DayDisplayInstance);
DayDisplayInstance = eventsArray[i];
child = DayDisplayInstance.transform.GetChild(0).gameObject;
myText = child.GetComponent.();
myText.text = "MO"; //Add variable instead of MO to make the event flexible
}
If i Instantiate and add to the array outside of the loop it workds but that ofc will not allow me to instanciate multiple times in that one function, that's why i want to do it in the for loop.
My guess would be that the array is size 0 in the beginning and nothing is being added untill after the for loop. So the for loop says it starts at 0 and ends at array.length which since the array is empty is also 0. This results in the code in the for loop not being executed. How would i fix this? Any ideas?
Anything would be much appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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(the Vector3 is only for testing for now. My thought would be to make an array with vectors and then looping through that with i as well to display those GameObjects in the right position.
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