renderer.enabled working on PC but not android?

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This is confusing me, I’m not quite sure what’s going on. I’m trying to enable/disable the renderers of a set of child gameObjects. Testing it in the editor, it works perfectly. When I build it out and try it on my tablet, it doesn’t work at all.

All of my test variables behave as expected, except one: whichObject.transform.GetChild(0).renderer.enabled returns ‘false’ every time on android, regardless of the state of the game object. Anyone know why?

		if(Input.touchCount > 0 && Input.GetTouch(0).phase == TouchPhase.Began){

				Ray ray = guiCamera.ScreenPointToRay(Input.GetTouch (0).position);
				RaycastHit hit;
			
				if(Physics.Raycast (ray, out hit, guiLayerMask)){
					testButton = "Hit Button: "+hit.collider.transform.parent.name;
					WhichButtonPressed(hit.collider.transform.parent.name);
				}
		}

Skipping down to the relevant bit:

	case "removeExtWalls" : 
				testButton = "removeExtWalls"; //To make sure I'm actually presssing the building
				whichObject = GameObject.FindWithTag("extWalls");
				turnOn = !whichObject.transform.GetChild(0).renderer.enabled;
				testObject = whichObject.name;
				testButtonStatus = whichObject.transform.GetChild(0).renderer.enabled.ToString(); //Always returns 'true' on android, changes as expected in editor
				foreach(Transform subObject in whichObject.transform){
					subObject.renderer.enabled = false;
				}
				break;
2

Alright, solved my own problem. The issue was that my input detection script was part of a function, and that function was in Update(). When I put the touch detection portion of the script directly into the Update() function, it worked fine.