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Suddoha
Suddoha
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You're most-likely doing a wrong check in the Start function and it should read

if (gameControllerObject != null)
{
 ...
}

because you're trying to find the controller object by tag and have to verify that the return value of GameObject.FindFindWithTag(...) is not null. Otherwise you might risk running into a NullReferenceException.

You're most-likely doing a wrong check in the Start function and it should read

if (gameControllerObject != null)
{
 ...
}

because you're trying to find the controller object by tag and have to verify that the return value of GameObject.Find(...) is not null. Otherwise you might risk running into a NullReferenceException.

You're most-likely doing a wrong check in the Start function and it should read

if (gameControllerObject != null)
{
 ...
}

because you're trying to find the controller object by tag and have to verify that the return value of GameObject.FindWithTag(...) is not null. Otherwise you might risk running into a NullReferenceException.

changed "beginning" to "Start function" as that's where the code should be
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bornander
bornander
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You're most-likely doing a wrong check in the Start function and it should read

if (gameControllerObject != null)
{
 ...
}

because you're trying to find the controller object by tag and have to verify that the return value of GameObject.Find(...)GameObject.Find(...) is not nullnull. Otherwise you might risk running into a NullReferenceExceptionNullReferenceException.

You're most-likely doing a wrong check in the Start function and it should read

if (gameControllerObject != null)
{
 ...
}

because you're trying to find the controller object by tag and have to verify that the return value of GameObject.Find(...) is not null. Otherwise you might risk running into a NullReferenceException.

You're most-likely doing a wrong check in the Start function and it should read

if (gameControllerObject != null)
{
 ...
}

because you're trying to find the controller object by tag and have to verify that the return value of GameObject.Find(...) is not null. Otherwise you might risk running into a NullReferenceException.

changed "beginning" to "Start function" as that's where the code should be
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edit approved Feb 27, 2017 at 8:58
Aditya Yadav
edit approved Feb 27, 2017 at 8:58
Aditya Yadav
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You're most-likely doing a wrong check in the beginningStart function and it should read

if (gameControllerObject != null)
{
 ...
}

because you're trying to find the controller object by nametag and have to verify that the return value of GameObject.Find(...) is not null. Otherwise you might risk running into a NullReferenceException.

You're most-likely doing a wrong check in the beginning and it should read

if (gameControllerObject != null)
{
 ...
}

because you're trying to find the controller object by name and have to verify that the return value of GameObject.Find(...) is not null. Otherwise you might risk running into a NullReferenceException.

You're most-likely doing a wrong check in the Start function and it should read

if (gameControllerObject != null)
{
 ...
}

because you're trying to find the controller object by tag and have to verify that the return value of GameObject.Find(...) is not null. Otherwise you might risk running into a NullReferenceException.

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Suddoha
Suddoha
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