Reactivate GameObjects that are disabled not working??

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1

Hey guys im trying to exit the turrent but my script can not find or activate my player and my off turrent

how can i fix this ??

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

public class ExitTurrent : MonoBehaviour
{
    public GameObject Turrent;// the player turrent
    public GameObject Player; // the player
    public GameObject TurrentOff;// the scene turrent
    public bool inTurrent = true;
    EnterTurrent turrentscript;
    GameObject guiObj;
    AudioSource source;
    public AudioClip audio;

    // Use this for initialization
    void InTurrent()
    {
        inTurrent = true;
        Player = GameObject.Find("_SpartanPlayer");// Find Player
        Player.SetActive(false);
        Turrent.SetActive(true);
        TurrentOff.SetActive(false);

    }
    void Update ()
    {
        if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.E))
        {
            Player = GameObject.Find("_SpartanPlayer");// Find Player
            TurrentOff = GameObject.Find("UNSC Warthog MK1");
            SendMessage("GetOut");
            Debug.Log("Getout");
        }
    }
    // Update is called once per frame
    void GetOut()
    {
        {
            Player = GameObject.Find("_SpartanPlayer");// Find Player
            Player = GameObject.FindGameObjectWithTag("Player");// Find Player
            TurrentOff = GameObject.Find("UNSC Warthog MK1");// Find Player
            Player.SetActive(true);
            BroadcastMessage("Playertrue");
            Player.transform.parent = null;
            TurrentOff.transform.parent = null;
            Turrent.SetActive(false);
            TurrentOff.SetActive(true);
            turrentscript.enabled = false;
            inTurrent = false;
        }

    }
}
2

GameObject.Find won’t find disabled GameObjects. That means that if you don’t have a reference to them, they are gone forever. What you can do is either keep the reference in a variable, make the disabled GameObject a child of another GameObject so you can find the parent and find the child´from that, or not disable the whole GameObject, but instead only those components neccessary, such as Renderers, Colliders, and scripts.

3

Your code is already there. You’re already setting the “player” variable.

Remove the “Player = GameObject.Find(”_SpartanPlayer");// Find Player" from your Update & GetOut. You’re already setting it in “GetIn”. Since it’s already set, then when you try to find a disabled game object, you’re setting it back to null.