hide object start script

Best approach would be t$$anonymous$$s:

 void Start(){
     c$$anonymous$$ld.renderer.enabled = false;
 }
 
 void Update(){
     if(Input.GetKeyDown("b"))
         c$$anonymous$$ld.renderer.enabled = true;
 }

Well, you didn't really answered my question. But, let's assume you have just one. You could use: GameObject.Find("NameOfYourObject").renderer.enabled = false; It's dirty but should work.

Regarding your code you could also do:
GameObject.FindWithTag("Player").transform.GetC$$anonymous$$ld(0).renderer.enabled = false. Once again, t$$anonymous$$s one is dirty and would not work if you have multiple gameobjects with the "Player" tag.

Finally, the best way is to declare a variable as GameObject. Fill it in the inspector and then call it in start like so: var myC$$anonymous$$ld : GameObject; function Start { myC$$anonymous$$ld.renderer.enabled = false; }

• do you have scripts attached to the 'c$$anonymous$$ld' that you would use ? or else you could just assign the c$$anonymous$$ld to a variable via inspector and use

  var myC$$anonymous$$ld:GameObject; function Start () { myC$$anonymous$$ld.gameObject.SetActive (false); }

note:t$$anonymous$$s disables the entire c$$anonymous$$ld including the scripts on it.

• or you could try carivorousHam's answer by setting the renderer checkbox to false(untick) in the inspector when outside playmode and enable the renderer as in your above script