Operator "==" cannot be applied to operands of type 'Footsteps.TextureSound' and 'Texture'

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Hello! I’m really stuck on this one. Why not?!?!? What does this mean exactly and why is this happening? Does anybody know? I’ll post a snippet of my code, if there’s something missing or any questions let me know. I don’t usually post questions here because I feel like I can solve most things by myself, but this one I just don’t know.

    void PlayFootstepFromRenderer(Renderer Renderer)
    {
        foreach (TextureSound textureSound in TextureSounds)
        {
            //change maintex so that it works for other shaders, this is only for pro builder and standart
            if (textureSound.Albedo == Renderer.material.GetTexture("_MainTex"))
            {
                AudioClip clip = GetClipFromTextureSound(textureSound);
                    audioSource.PlayOneShot(clip);
                }
            }
    }

    [System.Serializable]
    private class TextureSound
    {
        public TextureSound Albedo;
        public AudioClip[] Clips;
    }
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Because a TextureSound is not a Texture2D

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Slow down, the answer is very simple: apples and oranges.

Some help to fix “Cannot implicitly convert type ‘Xxxxx’ into ‘Yyyyy’:”

http://plbm.com/?p=263

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Thank you for your answer! It was a pretty obvious answer now that I figured it out, turns out Texture autocorrected to TextureSound. I’ve now got some other issues that I may or may not post about lol.