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Values are saved in every object in Array of objects
I have a problem with array of objects. After every loop in for loop every object(name, x, y) are saved in all of them.
To make things clearer: i loop through my Objects giving every one a set of specific values to be saved later in JSON. Soo on the first loop i have name = one, x =1, y=1 and its for the container[0] only. Then after second loop when i set name = two, x=2, y =2 for container[1] then the container[0] and every other that have any values set will have the same values as container[1]. Soo after few loops i don't have every value for every object saved but instead i have X ammount of duplicated values from the last loop.
Here's my code: https://pastebin.com/E7RBPrps
Thanks in advance for your help.
The problem is that you only ever have one instance of PlayerData. Every index in your array 1...N is storing a reference back to that same, single object. Instead, if you want each index in the array to store its own instance, you need to construct a new instance for each index in the array. From a code perspective, what that means is you should move these lines:
PlayerData tempData = new PlayerData();
tempData.name = "a";
tempData.x = 0;
tempData.y = 0;
So that they go within the first for loop to initialize the data, like so:
for (int i = 0; i < FloorContainer.transform.childCount; i++)
{
PlayerData tempData = new PlayerData();
tempData.name = "a";
tempData.x = 0;
tempData.y = 0;
playerData[i] = tempData;
}
Thanks, that was exactly the answer i needed. I also modified it a little to get rid of the tempData and now it looks like this:
for (int i = 0; i < FloorContainer.transform.childCount; i++)
{
playerData[i] = new PlayerData();
playerData[i].name = FloorContainer.transform.GetChild(i).name;
playerData[i].x = FloorContainer.transform.GetChild(i).GetComponent
().x;
playerData[i].y = FloorContainer.transform.GetChild(i).GetComponent
().y;
}
And right now i try to understand how to save this objects array into JSON with simple JSON... But thanks man. You've been very helpfull!
