<Solved>List Problem

Unity Engine
1

Keep getting this error and not sure how to fix it unless I am missing something(which is usually the case).

And here is the script the error is coming from.

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;

public class GunRecoil : MonoBehaviour
{


    public List<WeaponInfo> weaponList = new List<WeaponInfo>();

    public WeaponInfo currentWeapon;

    public Transform recoilTransform;

    public Vector3 currentRecoil1;
    public Vector3 currentRecoil2;
    public Vector3 currentRecoil3;
    public Vector3 currentRecoil4;


    private float shootTime = 0f;



    void Start ()
    {
        currentWeapon = weaponList[0];
    }


    public void Update ()
    {
        ShootController();
    }

    public void FixedUpdate()
    {
        RecoilController();
    }

    public void ShootController()
    {
    if (Input.GetButton("Fire1") && Shooting.Instance.clips >0)
    {
        if (shootTime <= Time.time)
        {
        shootTime = Time.time + currentWeapon.fireRate;
        currentRecoil1 += new Vector3(currentWeapon.recoilRotation.x, Random.Range(-currentWeapon.recoilRotation.y, currentWeapon.recoilRotation.y));
        currentRecoil3 += new Vector3(Random.Range(-currentWeapon.recoilKickBack.x, currentWeapon.recoilKickBack.x),
                                          Random.Range(-currentWeapon.recoilKickBack.y, currentWeapon.recoilKickBack.y), currentWeapon.recoilKickBack.z);
        }
    }
}

    public void RecoilController()
    {
        currentRecoil1 = Vector3.Lerp(currentRecoil1, Vector3.zero, 0.5f);
        currentRecoil2 = Vector3.Lerp(currentRecoil2, currentRecoil1, 0.5f);
        currentRecoil3 = Vector3.Lerp(currentRecoil3, Vector3.zero, 0.5f);
        currentRecoil4 = Vector3.Lerp(currentRecoil4, currentRecoil3, 0.5f);

        recoilTransform.localEulerAngles = currentRecoil2;
        recoilTransform.localPosition = currentRecoil4;
    }
}
   
    [System.Serializable]
    public class WeaponInfo
{
    public string name = "Weapon";
    public float fireRate = 0.1f;
    public Transform weaponTransform;
    public Vector3 recoilRotation;
    public Vector3 recoilKickBack;
}
2

You’re trying to refer to an entry in the list that doesn’t exist. Remember that public variables get their value from the inspector.

–Eric

3

Hmmm.

Took out Start and nothing in the console at all now.
Now that I think about it that makes perfect sense.
Of course I have to admit I didn’t write this script all on my own it was from a tutorial video.

Anyway Thanks for the help Eric.