Is there such thing as a TRIPLE ARRAY?

Questions & Answers
1

I have an int from another class, and the class is called PlayerScript1, and I am retrieving the int called “gameLevel” to get the current level, where I store it in the int localGameLevel. That data is checked in the animalLevelData1 list, where it scans what animals need to spawn in the scene. Then, I have another called “animalSpeed1” and this is the problem. It stores how fast the animal goes, depending what slot in the list that it is in. The code is animalLevelData1[animalLevelData1[localGameLevel]] because I am trying to retrieve data from another set of data. I keep getting the error: IndexOutOfRangeExeption: Array Index Out of Range. Is it not possible to retrieve data like that? or is there another solution? Any feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

public int[] animalLevelData1;
public int[] animalSpeed1;
private int localGameLevel;

     transform.position = new Vector3 (predatorPos.x += 
     animalLevelData1[animalLevelData1[localGameLevel]],predatorPos.y,predatorPos.z);

void getLevel()
{
	player = GameObject.Find ("Player1");
	localGameLevel = player.GetComponent<PlayerScript1> ().gameLevel;
}
2

The error means there is no such index in the given array
for example:

int[] abc = new int[2];
abc[3] = 5; //index out of range because 3 does not exist

This is the case for you:

animalLevelData1[animalLevelData1[localGameLevel]]

either the index of localGameLevel in animalLevelData1[localGameLevel] does not exist
in your animalLevelData1 or it does exist the int and when you give the new int to animalLevelData1 again, it doesn’t exist.