using an array

Scripting
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Hello World,Hope every one is fine
i ve got an array of objects,want to instantiate those objects one by one,and move them towards a specific point,but when a new object is instantiated i lose control on the previous object and that stops moving.plz help

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Well, whenever you create a new object you are overriding the transformer variable with your new instance of the object. There are a few ways around this, I’ll just name the 2 most obvious ones.

  1. Use a list of atransforms to move all of your instantiated objects inside of the update.
private List<Transform> atransforms;

private void Update()
{
    foreach(Transform atransform in atransforms)
    {
        // Make sure to delete the global atransform variable first.
        atransform.Translate(-speed, 0, 0);
    }
}

void Thrower()
{
    Transform atransform = Intantiate(gameObjects[i], new Vector(-5, 0, 0), Quaternion.identity);
    atransforms.Add(atransform);
}
  1. Use Coroutines. This is what I would do. Just convert Update into an endless Coroutine with a yield return null. Then call that coroutine under line 22 while passing in that transform as a parameter.
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Ohh man :slight_smile: Graciousness at its best,thanks alot.

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// Make sure to delete the global atransform variable first.
Dude what did you mean by this in line 7?

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In your original image that you sent, delete line 10. That way there are no conflicts with names.