Hey guys ```cs

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Let continue here

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Object[] skins = Resources.LoadAll(SKINS_RPATH, typeof(Skin));
        foreach (Object skin in skins)
        {
            Skin s = (Skin) skin;
            ...
        }

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So whats your issue? You already have an object array. A skin is an object, just with more attributes. So copying it again and doing the same stuff will result in the same thing. I fyou need that Skin array a lot, you can clone it into a SkinArray, if not, just cast it

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how to clone it?

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did you do the cast thing I mentioned?

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in foreach with List?

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myArray.Cast<Object>().ToList();

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lol

Thanks ❤️

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List<TestEverything> testArray;

// Start is called before the first frame update
void Start()
{
    testArray = Resources.LoadAll("", typeof(TestEverything)).Cast<TestEverything>().ToList();
}

Simple as that 🙂

I prefer lists over arrays, but that depends on what you do 🙂

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I use array when I know the length

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I do a lot of list modifying and so on, guess that led me to lists for everything 😄 anyway, glad I could help. 🙂 can we close the thread? 🙂

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.ToArray(), no?

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Cast should already return an Array, I think. let me check

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oh you have list

sorry

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Ah yeah, toArray in your case 🙂

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Okay, thank you very much ❤️