Why cant I do this? Incorrect number of values(terrain and array related).

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Ok so I am trying to paint my terrain procedurally but it only allows me to use 4 terrain textures.

I cant increase it at all, it says “incorrect number of values”, whats happening? I tried adding more more heightstops but it didn’t work either. I tried many things, all failed.

Here is the code:

		float[] sStops = new float[2];
		float[] hStops = new float[4]; //This has to be same number as terrain textures.
		
		sStops[0] = 0.1f;
		sStops[1] = 25.0f;

		
		hStops[0] = Random.Range(0.01f,0.015f);
		hStops[1] = Random.Range(0.08f,0.58f);
		hStops[2] = Random.Range(0.37f,0.98f);
		hStops[3] = Random.Range(0.71f,1.0f);


		this.gameObject.GetComponent<TerrainToolkit>().TextureTerrain(sStops, hStops, dTextures01);

So recap: This code above paints the terrain with the 4 textures in dtextures01 but I cant increase it to more than 4? How could I do that?

Thanks.

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Just watched an old tutorial and it says that you can add up to 6 but it also adds them in the inspector not in code. No idea if it helps but this is the tutorial.

[Tutorial][1]

That’s for textures but I’m assuming you need the textures in order to set at which height it applies those textures.
[1]: Terrain Toolkit - Tutorial - YouTube