how do I scroll thru a array

I wouldn't have all the items there at once, but, however you have your array setup, I would just have an array number (ArrayNum) thats changed and checked when you want to. once that's done, you can instantiate the prefab of that object into place by loading it from resources. Here's an untested example. var items : GameObject[] //I don't know how you have your array setup, I would suggest you use a .txt which have splits by lines ("\n" 's). var ArrayNum = 1 var MinArrayNum = 1 var MaxArrayNum = 5

 function Update(){
      if (Input.GetAxis("MouseScrollWheel") >= 0.2) && ArrayNum <= MaxArrayNum {
           ArrayNum += 1;
           SwitchItem();
      }
      else{                         //This way when you move the mouse wheel up you get a different array number
           ArrayNum = MinArrayNum;  //to reference in SwitchItem
           SwitchItem();
      }
      
      if (Input.GetAxis("MouseScrollWheel") <= -0.2) && ArrayNum >= MinArrayNum{
           ArrayNum -= 1;
           SwitchItem();
      }
      else{                         //Same thing here but in the opposite direction, the else in both situations keep
           ArrayNum = MaxArrayNum;  //you from exceeding the amount of objects you have, or trying to call a negative array
           SwitchItem();
      }
 
 function SwitchItem(){
      //Probably not right but here's the general idea
      
      Destroy(ActiveObject);     //Probably should specify it through tag so AO = GameObject.FindWithTag("ActiveObject")
      
      var clone : GameObject;
 
      //Now I'm drawing a blank here because I'm thinking of the array as the list of names for the objects you'll have
      //In this situation, the array will have the objects' names and when you call them and instantiate them, you'll
      //have a string that will change to the specified names in the array
      
      var ItemName : String = "blahblah";          //Whatever you pulled from the array
 
      var SelectedItem = Resources.Load(ItemName);
 
      var SP = GameObject.Find("SelectedPoint");   //the object you want the item instantiate at, like in the character's hand
      
      clone = Instantiate(SelectedItem, SP.transform.position, SP.transform.rotation);
      
 }

This is kinda rough but I hope it helps!