Trouble with targeting enemies from a List

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1

So I am following a tutorial on creating a simple combat system that is in C# and I am trying to convert it into unity script. I have the scene set up with a simple object that will be the player and three enemies. Each enemy is tagged “Enemy”. I am trying to return their transforms into a List (later I’ll change transform into something else, but I figured it was a good way to get it started). Here is the script Im using on the player object:

import System.Collections.Generic;

public var targets : List.;
public var go : GameObject[];


function Start() {
	targets = new List.(); 
	
	AddAllEnemies();
}

function AddAllEnemies(){
	go = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Enemy");
	
	for(var enemy : GameObject in go){
		AddTarget(enemy.Transform);
		
	}
}
function AddTarget(enemy : Transform){
	
	targets.Add(enemy);
}

So when I go into play mode and inspect my variables, the three enemies are put into the go variable correctly, but when I check the targets variable it is returned with three objects that read None (Transform). Im not sure where Im running into the problem. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

edit: the List. both have < Transform > after them. Not sure why it isn’t showing up in the code

2

when you pass enemy to the function AddTarget, you have a capitol T in Transform, this should be lowercase t for transform. This should have popped up as an error in the console : BCE0019: ‘Transform’ is not a member of ‘UnityEngine.GameObject’. Did you mean ‘transform’?

Also are you using import System.Collections.Generic; for your list ?

Apart from that, your script is fine =]

#pragma strict
import System.Collections.Generic;

public var targets : List.<Transform>;
public var go : GameObject[];

function Start() 
{
	targets = new List.<Transform>(); 
	
	AddAllEnemies();
}

function AddAllEnemies()
{
	go = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Enemy");
	
	for(var enemy : GameObject in go)
	{
		AddTarget(enemy.transform);
	}
}

function AddTarget(enemy : Transform)
{
	targets.Add(enemy);
}