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It appears I made a typo, thank you @Zibelas for pointing that out. Instead of using FindObjectsOfType I used FindObjectOfType.FindObjectsOfType returned the array, while FindObjectOfType returned a single object.

It appears I made a typo, thank you @Zibelas for pointing that out.

Instead of using FindObjectsOfType I used FindObjectOfType.

FindObjectsOfType returned the array, while FindObjectOfType returned a single object. Trying to cast that single object T to an array with as T[] caused objs to be set to null.

It appears I made a typo, thank you @Zibelas for pointing that out. Instead of using FindObjectsOfType I used FindObjectOfType.

It appears I made a typo, thank you @Zibelas for pointing that out. Instead of using FindObjectsOfType I used FindObjectOfType.FindObjectsOfType returned the array, while FindObjectOfType returned a single object.

It appears I made a typo, thank you @Zibelas for pointing that out.

It appears I made a typo, thank you @Zibelas for pointing that out. Instead of using FindObjectsOfType I used FindObjectOfType.