Only one object is being changed when ran

For some reason on one of the buttons that im creating is getting an image. The image however is not the right one either. What I'm trying to do is display a different image on each button that displays the races symbol.

Code (CSharp):

1. for (int i = 0; i <races.Count ; i++) {
2.             Vector3 pos = new Vector3(0,0,0);
3.  
4.  
5.             GameObject clone = Instantiate(Resources.Load ("Prefabs/Buttons/Race Button"), Vector3.zero, Quaternion.identity) as GameObject;
6.             Button RaceB = clone.GetComponent<Button>();
7.             Transform RaceImgGo = RaceB.transform.Find("RaceImage");
8.             GameObject go = new GameObject();
9.             go = GameObject.Find("RaceImage");
10.             Image RaceImg = go.GetComponent<Image>();
11.             Sprite RaceSprite = Resources.Load<Sprite>("Textures/RaceIcons/" + races[i]);
12.             //RaceSprite = new Sprite();
13.             Debug.Log("Sprite for " + races[i] + " " + RaceSprite.name  );
14.             RaceImg.overrideSprite  = RaceSprite;
15.             RaceImg.sprite  = RaceSprite;
16.             //RaceImg.enabled = false;
17.             //RaceB.onClick.AddListener(WorldCreationMenu);
18.  
19.             Text RaceText = RaceB.GetComponentInChildren<Text>();
20.             RaceText.text = races[i];
21.             RaceB.transform.parent = RaceSel.transform;
22.             RaceB.transform.position = pos;
23.  
24.         }

 

If you change line 1 from

1. for (int i = 0; i <races.Count ; i++) {

to

for (int i = 1; i <races.Count ; i++) {

do you get a different set of images?

 

The iteration works fine it creates the buttons but only one image shows on the first button. Changing that removes a button and the image is on what is normally the second button.

 

Code (csharp):

1.  
2. GameObject go = new GameObject();
3. go = GameObject.Find("RaceImage");
4.  

what are you trying to do here? that second line will return the first "RaceImage" it finds in the scene every time, therefore you only update a single image using that "go" reference

 

Im trying to have the image change per button.

 

I've figured out how to get it to work now. Setting the name of "go" after i have found it works.

Code (CSharp):

1. GameObject go = new GameObject();
2.             go = GameObject.Find("RaceImage");
3.             go.name = "Image";

 

or you could just remove lines 8 and 9 from the op and use your reference RaceImgGo where ever you use go... rather than having broken code and hacking at the naming... but ok

 

At least i got it working. Then how would i use a transform as a object? Thats why im doing it that way so i can get the object and mess change the image.

 

I didnt know a transform was able to be used the same way as a gameobject was.

 

gameobjects are basically anything you see in the hierarchy, every one of them has a transform component which contains the xyz and rotation properties. You can access the gameobject from the transform, and the transform from the gameobject

Code (csharp):

1.  
2. myGameObject.transform;
3. myTransform.gameObject;
4.  

etc.