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Is this a good start for images?<br><br><a href="https://forum.unity.com/threads/solved-change-ui-source-image.367215/" rel="ugc">here</a><br><br>Thanks
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Is this a good start for images?

here [https://forum.unity.com/threads/solved-change-ui-source-image.367215/]

Thanks

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Mods, how do I select one of my answers as the solution?<br>My last comment was it.<br><br>Thanks
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Mods, how do I select one of my answers as the solution?
My last comment was it.

Thanks

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Hi<br>I'd like to link my Unity game objects into my C# code<br>My Unity game is ready to have the c# game-state in my singleton link in its corresponding game-state data structures to existing objects in the Unity IDE.<br><br><br><br>What does it look like to set up an array of Unity objects in the script? and instantiate them? Should I tend towards using already existing objects?<br><br>I need: &nbsp;an array of clue-images, an array of text objects (TextMeshPro) and an array of (basically) platforms<br>?<br><br>Thanks
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Hi
I'd like to link my Unity game objects into my C# code
My Unity game is ready to have the c# game-state in my singleton link in its corresponding game-state data structures to existing objects in the Unity IDE.
What does it look like to set up an array of Unity objects in the script? and instantiate them? Should I tend towards using already existing objects?
I need:  an array of clue-images, an array of text objects (TextMeshPro) and an array of (basically) platforms
?
Thanks

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