Build is different than test

I am building a platformer where the color of a zone changes when a player enters it. This works fine for my test runs, but on my build, the color of the next zone over changes.

Specifically, my zones are all Sprites in the Hierarchy, each with unique Tags of "Success" + the number of the zone. When I run on my build, the collision detector detects the zone number as 1 more than it should be.

This is of my build


This of my test


My scripts:

Code (csharp):

1.  
2.     public class CollisionDetector2 : NetworkBehaviour {
3.        void OnTriggerEnter2D(Collider2D other)
4.        {
5.           if (!isLocalPlayer)
6.              return;
7.           Debug.Log(other.tag);
8.           if (other.tag.Substring(0, 7) == "Success")
9.           {
10.              if (isServer)
11.             {
12.                 GameObject.Find("GameController").GetComponent<ProgressTracker>    ().Collide(Int32.Parse(other.tag.Substring(7)));
13.              }
14.             else
15.             {
16.                 CmdNotifyCollide(Int32.Parse(other.tag.Substring(7)));
17.              }
18.           }
19.        }
20.  
21.        void OnTriggerExit2D(Collider2D other)
22.        {
23.    
24.           if (!isLocalPlayer)
25.              return;
26.           if (other.tag.Substring(0, 7) == "Success")
27.          {
28.             if (isServer)
29.              {
30.                 GameObject.Find("GameController").GetComponent<ProgressTracker>().Exit(Int32.Parse(other.tag.Substring(7)));
31.             }
32.              else
33.             {
34.                CmdNotifyExit(Int32.Parse(other.tag.Substring(7)));
35.             }
36.           }
37.       }
38.  
39.        [Command]
40.       void CmdNotifyCollide(int num)
41.        {
42.           GameObject.Find("GameController").GetComponent<ProgressTracker>().Collide(num);
43.        }
44.  
45.        [Command]
46.       void CmdNotifyExit(int num)
47.        {
48.          GameObject.Find("GameController").GetComponent<ProgressTracker>().Exit(num);
49.        }
50.     }
51.  

Code (csharp):

1.  
2.     public class ProgressTracker : NetworkBehaviour {
3.  
4.        public SyncListBool success = new SyncListBool();
5.  
6.        void Start()
7.       {
8.           success.Clear();
9.           for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++)
10.          {
11.             success.Add(false);
12.           }
13.  
14.           success.Callback = OnSuccessChange;
15.        }
16.  
17.        public void Collide(int num)
18.        {
19.          if (!isServer)
20.              return;
21.  
22.           //Debug.Log(num);
23.           success[num - 1] = true;
24.  
25.        }
26.  
27.        public void Exit(int num)
28.        {
29.          if (!isServer)
30.             return;
31.  
32.           success[num - 1] = false;
33.        }
34.  
35.        public void OnSuccessChange(SyncListBool.Operation op, int index)
36.        {
37.          int total = 0;
38.           for (int i = 0; i < 8; i++)
39.          {
40.             if (success == true)
41.             {
42.                 total += 1;
43.              }
44.          }
45.  
46.          if (total == 2)
47.          {
48.             NetworkManager.singleton.ServerChangeScene("SeniorProject3");
49.           }
50.  
51.          if (success[index])
52.           {
53.                SpriteRenderer block = GameObject.Find("Success" + (index + 1)).GetComponent<SpriteRenderer>();
54.                block.color = new Color32(104, 104, 104, 255);
55.           }
56.           else
57.          {
58.  
59.                 SpriteRenderer block = GameObject.Find("Success" + (index + 1)).GetComponent<SpriteRenderer>();
60.                block.color = new Color32(182, 182, 182, 255);
61.  
62.          }
63.        }
64.  
65.     }

 

Having the same issue here :/ it seems be a building issue and not a script issue

 

This is a noob question, but what is the difference between a build and script issue?

 

Script issues can mean something within the code you created. But a build issue can mean something went wrong when building/rendering the project.