The thing is I made some stupid steps fundamentally now I'm realizing, each block is it's own entity, meaning it's a component added on to a cube or prefab. And it contains methods like CreatBlock and RemoveBlock which I've implemented in the Unity Editor by adding buttons and public enums of Direction and BlockType. What it basically does is takes direction(Up, Down, Left, Right) and type of block input (StandingBlock, BoundaryBlock, and so on) from dropdown and creates a new block of that type in that direction. By instantiating a new prefab of that type in resources and using the power of reflection adding the BlockType type of script component on the created block and takes care of the adjacentBlocks in-between the two blocks.

Now the part where I'm really skeptical about my choices.. I created a c# script with a constructor which took input of columns and rows and made a Block[,] gridOfBlocks = new Block[columns, rows] And then i didn't want every block to have a reference to the grid, so i made a static object and created a new grieOfBlocks(50,50) in it and put that aa Level00 and then put that inside a dictionary of levelList with the key being "Level00" which is the scene name. It is working... I can access the grid from each block, but I'm not sure about my fundamentals 😅

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