I’m currently working on a Unity project and I’m having trouble with referencing an instantiated GameObject in one of my scripts. I’ve tried using GameObject.Find() and GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag() methods in the Start() method of my script, but I keep getting a null reference exception when trying to access the GameObject.
Here are the things I’ve checked so far:
I’ve made sure that the name or tag of the GameObject is spelled correctly and matches the actual name or tag of the GameObject.
I’ve adjusted the script execution order to ensure that the script that instantiates the GameObject is executed before the script that references it.
I’ve checked if the GameObject is being destroyed after it is instantiated.
I’ve checked if the reference variable is public and assigned in the Inspector.
I’ve checked if there are multiple instances of the same GameObject.
Despite these checks, I’m still getting a null reference exception. I’m not sure what else to do at this point. Can anyone offer any suggestions or advice on what else I can try to fix this issue?
As stated above; please show your code.
Instantiate will return the newly spawned object. You can use that reference if needed. If your GameObject.Find()-Methods are returning null, you’re usually either calling GameObject.Find() before the object was spawned, or after it’s already been destroyed (or it’s Inactive, in which case GameObject.Find() will also skip it).