Is it possible to write classes in a unit like this?

Question

Unity

In the game, I need to create a certain number of moving objects, they have their own speed and coordinates in which they move, but it makes no sense to create a script for each object, so it would be better to do it in the unit inspector so that you can specify how many objects me and set parameters for them
It looks like this


And the script is like this

using System.Linq;
using UnityEngine;
public class ObstacleManager : MonoBehaviour
{
    [System.Serializable]
    public class ObjectsCoords
    {
        public GameObject dynamicObstacle; // Объект
        public Transform[] dynamicCoords; // Координаты точек, к которым двигается объект
        public float speed;

        public bool isArrivedSecondCoord; // Прибыл ли объект к точке
    }

   public ObjectsCoords[] dynamicObj;

    // Задаем для объекта начальное положение
    void Start()
    {
        for (int i = 0; i < dynamicObj.Length; i++)
        {
            dynamicObj[i].dynamicObstacle.transform.position = dynamicObj[i].dynamicCoords[0].position;
        }

    }


    void Update()
    {
        for (int i = 0; i < dynamicObj.Length; i++)
        {
            // Если объект прибыл на точку, то меняется булевая переменная, благодаря которой объект отправиться обратно
            if (dynamicObj[i].dynamicObstacle.transform.position == dynamicObj[i].dynamicCoords[0].position && dynamicObj[i].isArrivedSecondCoord)
                dynamicObj[i].isArrivedSecondCoord = false;
            
            if (dynamicObj[i].dynamicObstacle.transform.position == dynamicObj[i].dynamicCoords[1].position && !dynamicObj[i].isArrivedSecondCoord)
                dynamicObj[i].isArrivedSecondCoord = true;
            
            // Задаем координаты, куда будет двигаться объект, если он прибыл на точку, то возвращается обратно
            if (!dynamicObj[i].isArrivedSecondCoord)
                dynamicObj[i].dynamicObstacle.transform.position = Vector2.MoveTowards(dynamicObj[i].dynamicObstacle.transform.position, dynamicObj[i].dynamicCoords[1].position, dynamicObj[i].speed * Time.deltaTime);
          
            if (dynamicObj[i].isArrivedSecondCoord)
                dynamicObj[i].dynamicObstacle.transform.position = Vector2.MoveTowards(dynamicObj[i].dynamicObstacle.transform.position, dynamicObj[i].dynamicCoords[0].position, dynamicObj[i].speed * Time.deltaTime);
            
        }
    }

}

It seems to me that it is possible to write a script better and less cluttered, so that you do not have to specify an instance of the class all the time, or is everything ok?

Answer 1

so you don't have to specify an instance of the class all the time

if you are talking about dynamicObj[i] - then just for such cases they make 1 instance of the script per 1 object.
An additional minus of your implementation is that you do not monitor the destruction of objects in any way.
And you don't need to create a script for each object - you need to create an instance - i.e. make AddComponent

Answer 2

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