Need Help With Mission Gen.

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Hi there, I have spent a few days trying to work out the best way to do my mission gen. I do struggle with the langue. What I want to do is to Spawn a random prefab at a random loaction in my game world, with some ranodmised stats. I also need to have th ablity to call certain stats from the prefab as well (e.g. Colour, Size, Ect.) My guess is i would have to add these to the prefab some how (but thats for later). Any Help on my Mission gen be very helpful.

 #pragma strict
 
 var enemyPrefabs : GameObject[]; // Array of different Enemies that are used.
 var spawnPoints : Transform[];  // Array of spawn points to be used.
 
 function Start () {
 MissionGen();
     
 }
 
 function Update () {
 
 }
 
 function MissionGen () {
 
 //if(mission = false){
 //    var obj : GameObject = enemyPrefabs[Random.Range(0, enemyPrefabs.length)];  // Randomize the different enemies to instantiate.
 //    var pos: Transform = spawnPoints[Random.Range(0, spawnPoints.length)];  // Randomize the spawnPoints to instantiate enemy at next.
 //    (sudo Code)
 //     Randomly Genrate Name
 //     Randomly Genrated Name Part 2
 //     Randomly Genrate BackStory Part 1
 //     Randomly Genrated Backstroy Part 2
 //     Randomly Genrated Backstory Part 3
 //     mission = true
 // 
 // 
 //}
 
 //else{
 //    yeild WaitForSeconds (30);
 //    Start();
 //}
 }
 
 function Check () {
 // BadGuyCheck = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("BadGuy");
 // If (BadGuy Check = 0){
 //    mission = false;
 //    + money Random.Range(1000,10000);
 //    yeild WaitForSeconds (30);
 //    Start();
 //    }
 }

Answer 1

 #pragma strict
  
 var enemyPrefabs : GameObject[]; // Array of different Enemies that are used.
 var spawnPoints : Transform[];  // Array of spawn points to be used.
 var Name1Choices : String[];
 var Name2Choices : String[];
 var Backstory1Choices : String[];
 var Backstory2Choices : String[];
 var Backstory3Choices : String[];
  
 var mission : boolean = false;
 var money : float;
  
 function Start () 
 {
     MissionGen();
 }
  
 function MissionGen () 
 {
     if( !mission )
     {
        var pos :  Transform = spawnPoints[Random.Range(0, spawnPoints.length)];  // Randomize the spawnPoints to instantiate enemy at next.
        var spawnedEnemy : EnemyStats = Instantiate( enemyPrefabs[ Random.Range( 0, enemyPrefabs.length ) ], pos.position, pos.rotation ) as EnemyStats;
  
        spawnedEnemy.Name1 = Name1Choices[ Random.Range( 0, Name1Choices.length ) ]; //Randomly Generated Name
        spawnedEnemy.Name2 = Name2Choices[ Random.Range( 0, Name2Choices.length ) ]; //Randomly Generated Name Part 2
        spawnedEnemy.Backstory1 = Backstory1Choices[ Random.Range( 0, Backstory1Choices.length ) ]; //Randomly Generated BackStory Part 1
        spawnedEnemy.Backstory2 = Backstory2Choices[ Random.Range( 0, Backstory2Choices.length ) ]; //Randomly Generated Backstroy Part 2
        spawnedEnemy.Backstory3 = Backstory3Choices[ Random.Range( 0, Backstory3Choices.length ) ]; //Randomly Generated Backstory Part 3
        mission = true;
     }
     else
     {
        Invoke( "MissionGen", 30.0f );
     }
 }
  
 function Check () 
 {
     var BadGuyCheck : GameObject = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag( "BadGuy" );
     if ( BadGuyCheck == null )
     {
        mission = false;
        money += Random.Range(1000,10000);
        yield WaitForSeconds (30);
        Invoke( "MissionGen", 30.0f );
     }
 }

Then for the other bit of code.

 #pramga Strict
  
 var Size : String;
 var coulour : String;

I will have another bit ogf code at tells my GUI what to put out.

Answer 2

So, I'll try to help with this, and include some suggestions from your question here.

 #pragma strict
 
 var enemyPrefabs : GameObject[]; // Array of different Enemies that are used.
 var spawnPoints : Transform[];  // Array of spawn points to be used.
 var Name1Choices : String[];
 var Name2Choices : String[];
 var Backstory1Choices : String[];
 var Backstory2Choices : String[];
 var Backstory3Choices : String[];
 
 var mission : boolean = false;
 var money : float;
 
 function Start () 
 {
     MissionGen();
 }
  
 function MissionGen () 
 {
     if( !mission )
     {
         var pos :  Transform = spawnPoints[Random.Range(0, spawnPoints.length)];  // Randomize the spawnPoints to instantiate enemy at next.
         var spawnedEnemy : EnemyStats = Instantiate( enemyPrefabs[ Random.Range( 0, enemyPrefabs.length ) ], pos.position, pos.rotation ) as EnemyStats;
 
         spawnedEnemy.Name1 = Name1Choices[ Random.Range( 0, Name1Choices.length ) ]; //Randomly Generated Name
         spawnedEnemy.Name2 = Name2Choices[ Random.Range( 0, Name2Choices.length ) ]; //Randomly Generated Name Part 2
         spawnedEnemy.Backstory1 = Backstory1Choices[ Random.Range( 0, Backstory1Choices.length ) ]; //Randomly Generated BackStory Part 1
         spawnedEnemy.Backstory2 = Backstory2Choices[ Random.Range( 0, Backstory2Choices.length ) ]; //Randomly Generated Backstroy Part 2
         spawnedEnemy.Backstory3 = Backstory3Choices[ Random.Range( 0, Backstory3Choices.length ) ]; //Randomly Generated Backstory Part 3
         mission = true;
     }
     else
     {
         Invoke( "MissionGen", 30.0f );
     }
 }
  
 function Check () 
 {
     var BadGuyCheck : GameObject = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag( "BadGuy" );
     if ( BadGuyCheck == null )
     {
         mission = false;
         money += Random.Range(1000,10000);
         yield WaitForSeconds (30);
         Invoke( "MissionGen", 30.0f );
     }
 }

This is how you could do the EnemyStats class on a different script. You'd attach this script to the enemyPrefabs GameObjects and then their stories will be added to when spawned.

 #pramga Strict
     
 var Name1 : String;
 var Name2 : String;
 var Backstory1 : String;
 var Backstory2 : String;
 var Backstory3 : String;

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