Question Serialized Array of Arrays how to access?

Edit: please ignore, I figured out a workaround

I'm not sure I've done this the right way but I can't get any other way to work. I want to create an array of arrays such that I can go into the Editor and for each prefab enemy say I want 3 arrays, and then input the values for each of the 3 arrays. I've managed to get this part working using scriptable objects using the following code:

Code (CSharp):

1. using System.Collections;
2. using System.Collections.Generic;
3. using UnityEngine;
4.  
5. [CreateAssetMenu(fileName = "StatDictionaryEnemy", menuName ="Enemy_Stats/NewStats", order =0)]
6. public class StatDictionaryEnemy: ScriptableObject
7. {
8.     [SerializeField] CharacterClass[] Character_Type = null;
9.  
10.  
11.  
12.  
13.     [System.Serializable]
14.     class CharacterClass
15.     {
16.         [SerializeField] public EnemyClassType ClassTypeAssigned;
17.    
18.           public EnemyAIPhases[] NumPhases;
19.  
20.     }
21.  
22.  
23. Edit: please ignore I figured it out
24.  
25.  
26.        [System.Serializable]
27.     public class EnemyAIPhases
28.     {
29.         public float[] AttackWeights;
30.     }
31. }

The problem I've now run into is I cant access the arrays because they are of type EnemyAIPhases and no other script can figure out what that class is.

I just want to be able to access the entire array underneath by accessing the index of the first array

 

Seems like you figured it out, but you need to make your classes

public

, not private.

 

Are they not? I have public against all of them?


Incase anyone else needs this answer I just created a Dictionary by looping through them and assigning that an Integer value. Not sure its the best way but it seems to work fine for what I'm doing:

Code (CSharp):

1. void BuildAttackTable()
2.         {
3.            PhaseCount =  new Dictionary<EnemyClassType, int>();
4.            AttackTable = new Dictionary<EnemyClassType, Dictionary<int, float[]>>();
5.            int i = 0;
6.             foreach(CharacterClass ECCLU in Character_Type)
7.             {var AttackWeightLookuptable = new Dictionary<int, float[]>();
8.             foreach(EnemyAIPhases AI in ECCLU.NumPhases)
9.             {
10.                 AttackWeightLookuptable[i] = AI.AttackWeights;
11.                 i=i+1;
12.             }AttackTable[ECCLU.ClassTypeAssigned] = AttackWeightLookuptable;
13.             PhaseCount[ECCLU.ClassTypeAssigned] = i;
14.          
15.           }
16.         }

 

Not

CharacterClass

which you haven't specified an access modifier for, meaning it's private, meaning nothing outside

StatDictionaryEnemy

knows that it exists.

 

Ah right! thank you