Explosion renders fine on Computer, NullReference (SOLVED)

Unity Engine
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In its most basic form I am trying to make it so that whenever the user pushes a 3d button the explosion from the startrooper example is rendered. I do this with the following script, named click, which is attached to the button. Also the explosion is connected from my assets (its not in the scene yet).

Click.js:

var explosion: GameObject;
public var excellentLoc: GameObject;
function Update () {
if (Input.GetMouseButtonDown (0)) {

var ray = Camera.main.ScreenPointToRay (Input.mousePosition);
var hit: RaycastHit;
          if (collider.Raycast (ray, hit, 100)) {
    Instantiate(explosion,excellentLoc.transform.position,excellentLoc.transform.rotation);
		
            }
     }
}

Now when I do this on the computer, no problem works as expected, however when I do it on the iPhone xCode throws the following

NullReferenceException occured in:
IP 0x727868 at offset 0x1c8 of method Click:Update () (0x7276a0 0x727954)[domain 0x1509e70 - UnityDomainLoad.exe]

I have made it so there is nothing in my scene except the button and the explosion, just to see if it was a memory issue, however still the same results. Why can I instantiate the explosion on the computer but not the iPhone? It works fine in the StarTrooper Demo on the phone.

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Turns out that for some reason a box collider(excellentLoc) registers its location fine on the computer, but on the iPhone seems to thrown an exception. Don’t know if this is a bug in Unity or what, but I fixed it by simply changing the instantiate line to manual coordinates and rotations.

Update: Turns out that excellentLoc was tagged as EditorOnly, and apparently EditorOnly means it is ignored on the phone.

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So what are the actual updated lines of code? I’m curious because I’m just learning.