Add instantiate object to GameObject[]

Questions & Answers
1

Hello,

I’m pretty new to using arrays… I am creating object clones and trying to store them into array called colors… I’ve googled and looked up for some answers but with no luck. :frowning: Those are the codes I got from internet…

public var colors : GameObject[];
var startPoint: Vector3;
var endPoint: Vector3;
var numObjects: int;
var objects: Transform[];

function addToArray ( obj : GameObject )
	
{

	colors += [obj];

}

	function Start ()

	{

    	for ( var s = 0 ; s < numObjects; s++ )
    
    	{


        	var newObj = Instantiate(objects[ Random.Range( 0 , objects.Length ) ] );
        	newObj.position = Vector3.Lerp( startPoint , endPoint, ( s * 1.0 ) / ( numObjects - 1 ) );
			addToArray( newObj );

    	}

}

… But it gives me error when I try adding the object to array…

Player.js(49,35): BCE0017: The best
overload for the method
‘Player.addToArray(UnityEngine.GameObject)’
is not compatible with the argument
list ‘(UnityEngine.Transform)’.

Could anyone please fix this problem and explain what I did wrong? Thank you in advance.

2

var newObj : GameObject = Instantiate(objects[ Random.Range( 0 , objects.Length ) ] ) as GameObject;
newObj.transform.position = Vector3.Lerp( startPoint , endPoint, ( s * 1.0 ) / ( numObjects - 1 ) );
addToArray( newObj );

Seems that by default Instantiate returns a transform, not a GameObject.

3

var newObj = Instantiate(objects[ Random.Range( 0 , objects.Length ) ] );
addToArray(newObj.gameObject);