Try to rename Instantinate object.

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I want to get access to object, which was instantiated from prefab. Problem is that there are a lot of such objects with same name. So I decided, that it is better way to instantiate prefab by object with unique name. I try this way:

 var bigStone01:GameObject = stone.getBigStone01();
 var bigStone02:GameObject = stone.getBigStone02();
     
 cloneStone01.Instantiate(bigStone01, pos01, getSimpleTerrainRotY(pos01));
 cloneStone01.name = "1212121" + i;

In this case all "cloneStone01" do not appears in scene, if I remove line "cloneStone01.name = "1212121" + i;", "cloneStone01" appears again.

This is a link from my previous question which cause this situation.

[http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/172576/unknown-identifier-instantiate-weird-behavior.html][1] [1]: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/172576/unknown-identifier-instantiate-weird-behavior.html

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Answer by kevork · Oct 03, 2011 at 08:08 PM

Instantiate returns the GameObject created.

Try changing: cloneStone01.Instantiate(bigStone01, pos01, getSimpleTerrainRotY(pos01));

To: cloneStone01 = Instantiate(bigStone01, pos01, getSimpleTerrainRotY(pos01));

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2dkot · Oct 04, 2011 at 07:46 AM 0

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I did it but unity3d return exception: Assets/gScripts/classes/Environment/gStoneGroups.js(37,24): BCE0005: $$anonymous$$ identifier: 'Instantiate'.

syclamoth · Oct 04, 2011 at 07:51 AM 1

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Try explicitly using Object.Instantiate- if your class does not derive from $$anonymous$$onobehaviour, Instantiate isn't a thing.

2dkot · Oct 05, 2011 at 08:17 AM 0

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Cool, it works. Thanks

Try to rename Instantinate object.

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