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Question by Jotlane · Jul 12, 2020 at 04:17 PM · rigidbody2d

Cannot assign float value?

I'm trying to store the x component of my velocity to a separate float when I ran into this strange problem. It looks quite straightforward, I did float randomVectorxModified = rb2d.velocity.x, but when I printed both in the console, I got different outputs.

   void Update()
     {
         countdown -= Time.deltaTime;
         if (countdown < 0)
         {
             PlatformMove();
             countdown = 5f;
             
         }
         Debug.Log(rb2d.velocity.x);
         Debug.Log("e"+randomVectorxModified);
     }
 
     void PlatformMove()
     {
         Debug.Log("MOVE");
         randomVector.Set(Random.Range(-5f,5f), Random.Range(-5f,5f));
         rb2d.velocity = randomVector;
         float randomVectorxModified = rb2d.velocity.x;
         float randomVectoryModified = -randomVector.y;
     }

In the console, it looks like randomVectorxModified was not assigned any value.

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It remains at 0 and I can't think of any reason why. Shouldn't it match the other float being printed (4.395958)? Is there something obvious I'm missing?

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Answer by kbop2000 · Jul 13, 2020 at 09:40 AM

 void PlatformMove()
      {
          Debug.Log("MOVE");
          randomVector.Set(Random.Range(-5f,5f), Random.Range(-5f,5f));
          rb2d.velocity = randomVector;
          **float randomVectorxModified = rb2d.velocity.x;**
          float randomVectoryModified = -randomVector.y;
      }
 

float random Vector Modified variable is new local variable ind Platform Move() function

you can must be assigned to a member variable (in class)

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avatar image Bunny83 · Jul 13, 2020 at 12:49 PM 1
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Right, just in case it wasn't clear from the answer those two lines:

      float randomVectorx$$anonymous$$odified = rb2d.velocity.x;
      float randomVectory$$anonymous$$odified = -randomVector.y;

should be

      randomVectorx$$anonymous$$odified = rb2d.velocity.x;
      randomVectory$$anonymous$$odified = -randomVector.y;

Assu$$anonymous$$g you have declared those two variables in your class.

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Thanks so much for the clarification! It's working fine now

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