Vector3 array causing nullreferenceException

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1

I have a series of Mazes that I want to move around at certain intervals, but I also want them to be able to return to where they first started. I am trying to use a for loop to set the position of the starting position for each of the mazes, but when I do, it just sets a “NullReferenceException” error. Here is my code so far:

public GameObject[] Mazes;
private Vector3[] MazeStart;

void Start {

for (int i = 0; i < Mazes.Length; i++) {
           MazeStart _= Mazes*.transform.position;*_

}

}
I have a similar code for my character that is as follows:
private Vector3 spawn;

void Start(){
spawn = transform.position;
}
This code works in the same way I want it to work for the Mazes, but for some reason, it just won’t work for the Mazes. The Mazes Game Objects have been set as well.

2

You have to initialize the array before you can populate items in the array, like so:

void Start() {
	// initialize the array
	MazeStart = new Vector3[Mazes.Length];

	// populate the array
	for (int i = 0;i < MazeStart.Length; i++) {
		MazeStart _= Mazes*.transform.position*_

* }*
}
However, I recommend you use Linq instead:

using System.Linq;

void Start() {
* MazeStart = Mazes.Select(maze => maze.transform.position).ToArray();*
}