While Sui smart contracts cannot directly access objects by ID within the contract, you can work around this by using client-side libraries to fetch the needed data from the blockchain and then provide it as input to the smart contract functions. This involves using Sui's API or SDK to interact with the blockchain and retrieve the necessary objects before invoking the smart contract. To deal with such scenarios, developers typically use the Sui client or related APIs to interact with the blockchain externally. These tools can query objects based on IDs and then facilitate the transmission of those objects into the smart contract's functions as required inputs.

Unfortunately, within a Sui smart contract, it's not possible to directly fetch an object using just its ID. This is because smart contracts on Sui do not have direct access to global storage in the way that Ethereum smart contracts do. On Sui, you'll need to fetch the object from an external system, such as a client-side application, and then pass it as an argument to a smart contract method.