Taking prefabs from an inventory

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1

Again, I am new to programming. I have a JS class called Blocks. the code for that is:

public class Blocks
{
	var name : String;
	var description : String;
	var blockID : int;
	var prefab : Transform;
	var hitsToDestroy : int;
	var icon : Texture2D;
	var rarity : Rareness;
}

enum Rareness
{
	Common,
	Uncommon,
	Rare,
	SuperRare,
	UltraRare,
	Epic
}

I also have a JS Inventory script;

import System.Collections.Generic;

//Items holder: Holds all of our blocks and tools etc
var blocks : Blocks[];
//var toolItems : ToolItems[];

//Inventory
var MainInventory : List.<Blocks> = new List.<Blocks>();

//Initialization
function Start(){
	//
	MainInventory.Add(blocks[1]);
	MainInventory.Add(blocks[2]);
	MainInventory.Add(blocks[3]);
	/*
	Debug.Log(MainInventory[1].name);
	Debug.Log(MainInventory[1].description);
	
	Debug.Log(MainInventory[2].name);
	Debug.Log(MainInventory[2].description);
	
	Debug.Log(MainInventory[3].name);
	Debug.Log(MainInventory[3].description);
	*/
}

//GUI function
function OnGUI(){
}

What I need to do is in a C# script, reference the list of blocks and from that I should be able to use MainInventory.Add(blocks[1]); and instantiate the prefab taken from MainInventory[1].prefab

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How do I reference the class/inventory whichever in order to access the prefab stored in this array? (I think that’s right lol; new to programming)

2

This can be done in javascript too. Unity - Scripting API: GameObject.GetComponent