Falling objects

Hello,
I'm going to create a background on which objects that fall are appearing. This has been achieved, the object (currently one) this, however, after reaching the value of y (-224) should be created again, or simply to the initial position. However, this does not happen I have already tried many conditions, however, nothing gives the intended effect.
I am asking for help in solving this puzzle.

Code (CSharp):

1. using System.Collections;
2. using System.Collections.Generic;
3. using UnityEngine;
4.  
5. public class SquareBackground : MonoBehaviour
6. {
7.     [SerializeField]
8.     private float xLimit;
9.  
10.     [SerializeField]
11.     private float[] xPosition;
12.  
13.     [SerializeField]
14.     private Wave[] wave;
15.  
16.     private float currentTime;
17.  
18.     List<float> remainingPositions = new List<float>();
19.     private int waveIndex;
20.     float xPos = 0;
21.     int rand;
22.  
23.     void Start()
24.     {
25.         currentTime = 0;
26.         remainingPositions.AddRange(xPosition);
27.     }
28.  
29.     void Update()
30.     {
31.         if(transform.position.y == -224)
32.         {
33.             SelectWave();
34.             fallObject(xPos);
35.         }
36.     }
37.  
38.     void fallObject(float xPos)
39.     {
40.         int r = 0;
41.         string objectName = "";
42.         if (r == 0)
43.             objectName = "fallSquare";
44.  
45.         GameObject fallingObject = PollingObjects.instance.GetPooledObject(objectName);
46.         fallingObject.transform.position = new Vector3(xPos, transform.position.y, 0);
47.         fallingObject.SetActive(true);
48.     }
49.  
50.     void SelectWave()
51.     {
52.         remainingPositions = new List<float>();
53.         remainingPositions.AddRange(xPosition);
54.  
55.         waveIndex = Random.Range(0, wave.Length);
56.  
57.         currentTime = wave[waveIndex].delayTime;
58.  
59.         if (wave[waveIndex].spawnAmount == 1)
60.             xPos = Random.Range(-xLimit, xLimit);
61.         else if(wave[waveIndex].spawnAmount > 1)
62.         {
63.             rand = Random.Range(0, remainingPositions.Count);
64.             xPos = remainingPositions[rand];
65.             remainingPositions.RemoveAt(rand);
66.         }
67.  
68.         for(int i = 0; i < wave[waveIndex].spawnAmount; i++)
69.         {
70.             fallObject(xPos);
71.             rand = Random.Range(0, remainingPositions.Count);
72.             xPos = remainingPositions[rand];
73.             remainingPositions.RemoveAt(rand);
74.         }
75.     }
76. }
77.  
78. [System.Serializable]
79. public class Wave
80. {
81.     public float delayTime;
82.     public float spawnAmount;
83. }

The PollingObject class is responsible for copying the object.
The most significant functions are "Update ()" and "fallObject (float)".

 

Here's the problem:

Code (csharp):

1.  
2. if(transform.position.y == -224)
3.  

Position.y is a floating point value and it will never be exactly equal to -224.
Use "<= -224" instead.

Additionally, the logic feels overcomplicated here.

 

Yes, you were right. Swapping the sign helped.
I added some parameter changes and the puzzle has been solved.
I just have a question why the parameters x and y shown in unity are different from those in the code?

 

Because numbers are floating points. Not all decimal numbers can be precisely represented, and as a result most programs that display floating points round them off to nearest value, based on precision.

The most likely scenario is that coordinate was -223.9999999 or something like that.

Aside from using <= instead of == another option is this function:
https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Mathf.Approximately.html