koobas.hobune.stream
Instantiate not spawning at correct position
I have a bunch of slots I want to instantiate to form my inventory. Here's my code:
// Generate inventory and quick slots UI
quickSlotPositions = new[] { new Vector3(-605, -605, 0), new Vector3(-500,-605,0), new Vector3(-395,-605,0), new Vector3(-290,-605,0), new Vector3(-185,-605,0), new Vector3(185,-605,0), new Vector3(290,-605,0), new Vector3(395,-605,0), new Vector3(500,-605,0), new Vector3(605,-605,0)};
quickSlotContainer = gameObject.transform.Find("Quick Slot Container").gameObject;
for (int i = 0; i < quickSlotPositions.Length; i++)
{
print(quickSlotPositions[i]);
var newQuickSlot = Instantiate(PrefabManager.Instance.prefabDatabase["Quick Slot"], quickSlotPositions[i], Quaternion.identity, quickSlotContainer.transform);
}
However, all my slots get instantiated at -605, -605, 0 which is the first index of the array. My print statement shows that I'm iterating through the array correctly. What is going wrong? It spawns at my prefab's location, which when set to 0,0,0 spawns it at 0,0,0 instead of my array positions as well.
That code doesn't compile. Did you copy / paste that directly?
I set the parent / prefab as inspector assignments as I didn't have your Prefab$$anonymous$$anager and I never use anything with Find in its name. This works fine:
using UnityEngine;
public class QuickSlot : $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour
{
public Transform container;
public Transform prefab;
// Use this for initialization
void Awake()
{
// Generate inventory and quick slots UI
Vector3[] quickSlotPositions = new Vector3[] {
new Vector3(-605, -605, 0),
new Vector3(-500, -605, 0),
new Vector3(-395, -605, 0),
new Vector3(-290, -605, 0),
new Vector3(-185, -605, 0),
new Vector3(185, -605, 0),
new Vector3(290, -605, 0),
new Vector3(395, -605, 0),
new Vector3(500, -605, 0),
new Vector3(605, -605, 0)
};
for (int i = 0; i < quickSlotPositions.Length; i++)
{
print(quickSlotPositions[i]);
var newQuickSlot = Instantiate(this.prefab, quickSlotPositions[i], Quaternion.identity, this.container);
}
}
}
Good day.
You can always change the position of the instantiated object after instantiating. As you have stored the instantiated object at newQuickSlot.
newQuickSlot.transform.localpoation = PositionYouWant
Bye!
