Unity C# - Index out of array?

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This is my code

	[System.Serializable]
	public class MultiDimensionalFloat
	{
		//public enum myEnum {Classic_Pistol, Classic_Assult_Rifle, Classic_Rocket_Launcher};
		//public myEnum[] WepSlot;
		
		public string wepName;
		public string wepDescription;
		public GameObject WepGameobject;
		public GameObject WhenHitGameobject;
		
		public float coolDown;
		public float ammo;
		public float range;
		public float damage;
		public float weightKG;
		
		public bool hasProjectile;
		public GameObject projectileGameObject;
	}

	public MultiDimensionalFloat[] weps;
	
	// Use this for initialization
	void Start() {
		weps = new MultiDimensionalFloat[6];


		//adding weapons 
		weps[0].wepName = "Classic Pistol";
		//weps[0].WepGameobject = Instantiate(Resources.Load("WeaponCube")) as GameObject;
		weps[0].damage = 40;
		weps[0].coolDown = 0.2f;
		weps[0].ammo = 100;
		weps[0].range =100.0f;
		weps[0].damage = 50.0f;
		weps[0].weightKG = 24.0f;

		weps[0].hasProjectile = false;
		//weps[0].projectileGameObject = Instantiate(Resources.Load("bullet")) as GameObject;
}

For some reason I can’t even add 1 item to the array, anyone know why? coz this should be working.

2

I’m not sure your class is doing what you want it to (I think it might be doing more). But to answer your question, your array has been instantiated, but the individual objects stored inside it haven’t been (so you have 6 null objects).

Try something like:

MultiDimensionalFloat wepToAdd = new MultiDimensionalFloat();
wepToAdd.wepName = "Classic Pistol";
//etc.
//etc.
weps[0] = wepToAdd;