Better code

[lucid musk]

There's absolutely no reason to ever use Find is terribley slow, and uses a string so prone to errors.

You have a reference to the object when you spawn something, so you take that reference and pass it over/ cache it somewhere accessible .. and then create your dictionary with the reference you already have

[little forge]

i can send you the entire code, but you might not understand it.
In fact no one ever did, except me.

[lucid musk]

You especially shouldn't be repeatidly doing the search. Do it once, cache it, reuse the cached value

what do you think I'm gonna do with the code? 😛

[void merlin]

GameObject obj = Instantiate(…,…,…);

Now you got a direct reference to the object without having to use find

[little forge]

idk check if youre right about what you said

[void merlin]

Then just add obj to your dictionary

[lucid musk]

I don't need to check if I'm right, I already know I am

[little forge]

i dont understand this

[void merlin]

What do you think it means?

[little forge]

obj is the object youve instantiated

[void merlin]

Yes

[little forge]

but to get this reference you first need to instantiate it

[void merlin]

Yes

[lucid musk]

instantiate returns the reference

[little forge]

but in my code, to instantiate it, i need to know which object i should instantiate

which is char11

[void merlin]

Right… so when you instantiate “char11”, obj will hold the reference to “char11”