Strange. I'm not seeing this error. Can you check if you see it in a new project? Also if you reset the window layout?

EDIT: Never mind, I'm able to repro now. Will have a fix asap.
EDIT: It looks to me like another breaking change/bug on Unity's end, but we'll see...

Do you think a new unity version is the fix or do you think you can work around it?

PlayMaker2 is currently in private beta. We should have more news soon!

I'm several months late to this announcement, but just got pointed out this is a thing. Exciting times 

Try deleting the LinkerWizard folder (backup your project first):
Assets\PlayMaker Utils\Wizards\LinkerWizard

Maybe the version you have is out of sync with other changes.
You can also open the LinkerWizard package in an empty project to double check where its files are imported and remove those files.

However, as you noted, the errors you posted are in ArrayMaker, so it might not help.
Did you import or update any other packages?

I've pinged JeanFabre, the author of ArrayMaker and the LinkerWizard. He might have a better idea what's going on.

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Hello everyone, I'm designing some items for my character. Equipping these items changes the character's stats, such as increasing HP or attack power.

I've currently designed 10 items, each with different abilities. Some change int or float values, while others change bool values. I've assigned an ID to each item. For example, ID=1 means HP +20, ID=2 means double jump, and ID=0 means no item is equipped.

A character can equip a maximum of 5 items. I've stored the equipped IDs in an array, which might contain the sequence: 2, 5, 0, 0, 0.

I've set up 10 states within the FSM, each representing one of the 10 items and executing the corresponding character state change.

When the game starts, the EquipmentManager reads this array, finds the values ​​sequentially(Get Next), and then uses `int Compare` to compare values ​​from 1 to 10. If they are equal, the corresponding state is executed.

While this seems fine, I don't think it's a very good approach. If I have 100 items, there will be 100 states, making the `int Compare` operation extremely long.

Is there a better way to compare numbers?

For example, if the first value in the array is 2, then execute the 2(state) directly; if the second value is 5, then execute the 5(state) directly.

Thank you.