Using the Context Menu in a script to populate array slots in the Unity3d inspector in Edit mode.

I do this in the Unity Inspector, instead of inside Awake or Start so the AudioSources and Transforms are cached and ready to go right away.

Title card that reads, "Using the ContextMenu to Populate Array Slots in Unity"

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Title card that reads, "Using the ContextMenu to Populate Array Slots in Unity"

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