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I have an enemy AI script that I attach to all my enemy prefabs. In the script, I have a function that can be called to stop the AI from moving towards the player. The function simply changes a couple variables on the script instance. Here is the function:

public void InvisibleOn ()
    {
        this.hasTarget = false;
        this.search = true;
    }

I have a consumable item that, when consumed, runs through all the game objects in the scene with the tag “Enemy”. It then adds them to a list and iterates through the list, calling the “InvisibleOn” function on all the instances. Here is that code (from the “Consumables” script):

GameObject[] enemies = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Enemy");
foreach (GameObject enemy in enemies)
                {
                    enemy.GetComponent<EnemyAI>().InvisibleOn();
                }

The issue is that these variables that are changed in the “InvisibleOn” function don’t change for any of the instances except one specific one. For example, say I have bandit01(clone), skeleton01(clone), and bandit02(clone) instances in the game. Only the variables on the bandit01(clone) will be changed. The other two instances do not have their variables changed.

I have made the foreach loop Debug.Log all the names of the game objects it adds to the list, and it correctly adds all the instances. I have also made the “InvisibleOn” function Debug.Log the name of the game object it is attached to when it is called. I see all the instances calling that function, yet for some reason only the aforementioned instance actually has its variables changed.

Is there something that I’m missing here?

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Try:

EnemyAI[] enemies = GameObject.FindObjectsOfType<EnemyAI>();
 foreach (EnemyAI enemy in enemies)
                 {
                     enemy.InvisibleOn();
                 }