Object Constructors

Thanks, I have looked at the video before and it has given me the interpretation I have. It looks like if I want a map class that is responsible for creating map elements I am going to need a lot of internal classes to manage those elements(ex: city, army, fleet). Is there any way I can pullout these classes (while still being able to use constructors) from the map class so my script isn't massive and cluttered?

If you post a example what you need, its more easy to help you. I guess what you need but not have sure. Sorry.

I have an object that handles the map data. I need it to generate cities and armies and other things and hold them in an array (at least that is what I'd normally do). So at the opening of the game I need it to place cities. To be able to call a constructor to create the cities with the correct starting data (generated by the map game object) the class 'city' would have to be part of the 'map' game object's class, right? I'd end up having as many components as cities (and more as I create armies and what not). So how can I separate the two classes and still have the ability to have the map object class create them? -- Thanks for you help, I think once I can get past this I can really get going. It just doesn't make sense for cities to be components of a map, like a texture or physics element.

I dont know if understand correctly, but ill try. You want to do this (just a quick pseudo code)):

$$anonymous$$ap ( have data, like Cities, etc ) City (have info about civilization, dificult, Army, etc ) Army ( troops, position, etc )

$$anonymous$$ap Constructor var array_cities = [ new City(a), new City(b), n];

City Constructor var army; var dificulty;

Army var troops;

etc.

So, if you want it, just do this :

 using UnityEngine;
 using System.Collections;

 public class $$anonymous$$ap : $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour
 {
     public List<City> arrayCities;
 
     void Awake ()
     {
         arrayCities = new List<City>();
         PopulateCities();
     }
 
     void PopulateCities()
     {
         arrayCities.Add( new City("Brazil", 10);
     }

 }

 using UnityEngine;
 using System.Collections;

 public class City : $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour
 {
     string name;
     int dificult;
     Army army;
 
     void City(string _name, int _dificult)
     {
         name = _name;
         dificult = dificult;
         army = new Army(100);
     }

 }

 using UnityEngine;
 using System.Collections;

 public class Army : $$anonymous$$onoBehaviour
 {
     int troops;
 
     void Army(int _troops)
     {
         troops = _troops;
     }

 }

Hope this help now.