How to get the position of an instantiated object and store it in an array?

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I'm working on a procedurally 2D path generation and my problem is that sometimes the path crosses itself and I don't want that to happen. As a solution to that, I wanted to get the x y coordinates of the rooms that are instantiated and store them in an array whenever a new room is instantiated and check if the new room position isn't in that array. But I cannot find out how to do it. Can you please help me with this?

How to get the position of instantiated object?
How to store the positions in an array?

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Answer by dcmrobin · Dec 10, 2022 at 04:47 PM

This is how you get the position from an instantiated object:

 GameObject object = Instantiate(new GameObject());
 Debug.Log(object.transform.position);

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