Audio array problem

I am having a hard time getting my targets in my game to play sounds. I have a Target.cs script which has a TargetHit() method that's called from my Player.cs script each time the player clicks on a target. In the Target.cs script I have defined an audio array which I assign two different audio clips in the Inspector. My target object is a prefab and has an Audio Source added to it, and the Target.cs script attached. The Target.cs script does work because it also handles destroying of the prefab which it does do.

The only way I can get the audio to work with my current setup is to drag one of the two audio clips into the Audio Clip slot in the Audio Source, then tick the Play On Awake box. Then when I run the game, each time a target is hit, I only hear the sound set in the Audio Source and NOT from my array selection.

So, can someone please look at my code and tell me if I'm way off in my design?

Here is the Inspector of my Target Prefab:



Here is the Target.cs

Code (csharp):

1.  
2. using UnityEngine;
3. using System.Collections;
4.  
5. public class Target : MonoBehaviour {
6.  
7.     public AudioClip[] audioClips;
8.  
9.     void Start () { }
10.  
11.     void Update () { }
12.    
13.     public void TargetHit ()
14.     {
15.         Debug.Log("Made it to Target.cs script");
16.         audio.PlayOneShot(audioClips[Random.Range(0,audioClips.Length)]);
17.         Destroy(this.gameObject);
18.         Debug.Log ("Target Destroyed!");
19.     }
20. }
21.  

 

Well you destroy the object, just as you ask it to play audio. This is why you won't here any audio. Best to either put in an invoke then destroy or have an audio mng who is never destroyed, but triggered when needed,

 

Fixed it.

First, I deleted the Audio Source component from the Target prefab GO
Second, I added an Audio Source component to the Player GO, leaving the Audio Clip field empty.
Third, I made changes to the way the array is called in the Target.cs script shown below:

Code (csharp):

1.  
2.     public AudioClip[] audioClips;
3.  
4.     void Start () { }
5.  
6.     void Update () { }
7.    
8.     public void TargetHit ()
9.     {
10.         int i = Random.Range(0, audioClips.Length);
11.         AudioSource.PlayClipAtPoint(audioClips[i], transform.position);
12.         Destroy(this.gameObject);
13.     }
14.