How do you call child in group of elements?

Questions & Answers
1

I have a game object called objects that contains 4 game objects. In code I am object pooling and moving all 4 objects at once and recycling them. objects[currentObject] is how new pairs are created and then recycled. If the 4 objects in a single game object are named Object1, Object2, Object3, Object4 how do I call one of those objects out of object so I may setActive(false)?

2

If i understood you well, are you working with Child-parent relationship?
If the answer is yes.
in your code you can do:

 transform.GetChild(/*Number of the child*/);
3

If you are looking for a script in child gameObjects you could use GetComponentsInChildren<T>() which will return an array of type T, T being your script. Then loop through that array and SetActive(false).

Otherwise if its not script or component sepecific and you just want the gameObjects use a for loop

        for (int i = 0; i < transform.childCount; i++)

             transform.GetChild(i).gameObject.SetActive(false);

or if you are looking for a specific object like a gameObject named “Object4” use transform.Find("Object4")

4

DO NOT PUT if (ThisCard.transform.parent.gameObject == ESlot1) FOR SOME REASON UNITY 2022 DOESNT UNDERSTAND THE PARENT OF THE GAMEOBJECT INSTEAD==>

    public Transform ThisCard;
    public Transform TSlot1;
    public Transform ESlot1;
    Card[] card1;

        if (ThisCard.transform.parent == ESlot1)
        {
            card1 = TSlot1.GetComponentsInChildren<Card>();
            card1[0].currentHealth -= damage;
            Debug.Log("EnemyAttacked!!!");
        }