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How to make 5 GameObjects swap between 5 predetermined positions (1 gameobject occupy 1 position per time)?
First things first, I'm pretty much a newbie (I've started learning programming 2 weeks ago)... So, I have one simple code. It contains a variable, which I call "trocar", and two arrays: "posicoes", which contains 5 Vector2, and "tijolos", which are my 5 game objects. In another script, I'm incrementing my variable "trocar".
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
public class TrocarBarra : MonoBehaviour
{
public static int trocar;
public Vector2[] posicoes = new Vector2[5];
public GameObject[] tijolos = new GameObject[5];
void Update()
{
if (trocar == 10){
// here goes the script I need
trocar = 0;
}
}
}
What I'd like to have in this script is: whenever "trocar" reaches the value 10, I swap my GameObjects "tijolos" so they occupy all of the 5 Vector2 "posicoes", in a way that only one of them can occupy a position per time.
I tried it with "if's" but it's not good, since there are 125 combinations. Also, I tried to create something like this:
int pos1 = Random.Range(0, posicoes.Length);
int pos2 = Random.Range(0, posicoes.Length);
int pos3 = Random.Range(0, posicoes.Length);
int pos4 = Random.Range(0, posicoes.Length);
int pos5 = Random.Range(0, posicoes.Length);
while (pos2 == pos1)
{
int pos2 = Random.Range(0, posicoes.Length);
// etc etc
}
until I had the following:
tijolos[1].transform.position = posicoes[pos1];
tijolos[2].transform.position = posicoes[pos2];
tijolos[3].transform.position = posicoes[pos3];
tijolos[4].transform.position = posicoes[pos4];
tijolos[5].transform.position = posicoes[pos5];
but it won't work, since pos2, pos3, pos4 and pos5 can't be used inside the while loop within what I wrote above. With all said, I'd appreciate if anyone can help me!
Here's an update:
I managed to get this code for the last part:
for (int i = tijolos.Length-1; i >= 0; i--)
{
int random = Random.Range(0, pos.Length);
tijolos[i].transform.position = pos[random];
Now all of my objects are changing randomly, but they still overlay (I knew this would happen because the code allows overlay right now, I just wanted to share the new code lines).
