How do I destroy a specific clone of a GameObject?

Are you destroying(RobbitObj) and then later at some point deleting everything in the list/collection in RabbitObject?

I dont really want to destroy RabbitObj. I want to firstly remove a specific clone of RabbitObj (which was created in line 9). For example I would like to destroy the 13th instantiated clone. Along with destroying clone number 13 I would like to remove it from the ArrayList "RabbitObject".

If you could show your destroy code, that could help us help you :)

Something like:

 var qq : GameObject = GameObject.Find("Rabit13");
 if (qq != null) {
    RoabitObject.Remove(qq);
    Destroy(qq);
 }

If you are going to be doing this a lot, you might consider a dictionary rather than a list and storing string/obj pairs.

Don't know how your destroy function is structured, but you may be able to access the arraylist and destroy an object at that certain index of the array. What your code error is returning is that it destroys the main object the clones are derived from. You have to specifically search for your clone in the array.

Can use a int like Destroy(RabbitObject[index].gameObject); Not sure it works, never tried something like that destroying inside arrays, but it should get you on the right track.

This is my code. The destroy part is down the bottom. The first part is just checking the distance between the controller and the object and checking for the keyboard input of "e".

     Vector3 $$anonymous$$yPos;
     GameObject TestObject;
     GameObject ClosestObject;
     float TestDistance;
     float ClosestDistance;
     int RabbitReference=0;
     float DistanceTimer;
     float InteractionRange=5;
     
     void Update ()
     {
         if(Input.inputString.Equals("e"))
         {
         if (DistanceTimer+0.5f<Time.time)
         {
             $$anonymous$$yPos=trans.transform.position;
             for (int i=0;i<=RabbitObject.Count;i++)
             {
     
                 TestObject=(GameObject)RabbitObject[i];
                 
                 if(Vector3.Distance(TestObject.transform.position,trans.transform.position)<InteractionRange)
                 {
                     if(ClosestObject==null)
                     {
                         ClosestObject=(GameObject)RabbitObject[i];
                         ClosestDistance=Vector3.Distance(ClosestObject.transform.position,trans.transform.position);
                     }
                 
                     TestDistance=Vector3.Distance(TestObject.transform.position,trans.transform.position);
                     ClosestDistance=Vector3.Distance(ClosestObject.transform.position,trans.transform.position);
                 
                 
                     if(TestDistance<ClosestDistance)
                     {
                         ClosestObject=TestObject;
                         RabbitReference=i;
                     }
                     if((ClosestDistance<=2))
                     {
                         print (i);
                         RabbitObject.RemoveAt(RabbitReference);
                         Destroy(ClosestObject.gameObject);
                     }
                     DistanceTimer=Time.time;
                 }    
             }        
         }
     }

Thanks so much for the replies. I will try your suggestion now robertbu.

:)

Acutally now that you've shared the code, you should be able to do something like:

 RabitObject.Remove(CloestObject);
 Destory(CloestObject);

It works... :D :D

Thanks :D :D