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Found in
2018.3.9f1
Issue ID
1139041
Regression
No
Invoke is not called if assigning transform.GetChild() to a variable before invoking when playing on Android devices
Reproducible on Standalone, Android and iOS
For the relevant script, open enemyMover.cs
To reproduce:
1. Open attached project "InvokeGetChild.zip"
2. Build and run for android
3. Observe the upper text field
Expected: Invoke() is being called - text field is updated
Actual: Invoke() is not called if transform.GetChild() is called before it at any point (behavior in editor is correct)
Reproduced in: 2018.3.12f1, 2019.1.0f1, 2019.2.0a11
Note1: issue does not reproduced if invoke() is being called before, also does not reproduce if GetChild() is not used when assigning vale
Note2: only reproducible on Android build
Note3: cannot reproduce on 2017.4 due to broken prefabs. Using the scripts on non-prefab gameobjects does not reproduce the issue
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Resolution Note:
Invoke() is not called when transform.getChild() fails first.
Please check that child is available and accessible in Transform.