Why do I have my question removed by ignorant moderators
I asked a question about my code and somebody started to help when my post was reported for "looking for a solution", isn't that what this thing's for in the first place? I looked at all the tutorials and forums and couldn't find my solution, hence why I asked in the first place.
Hey man, probably they removed it because the main problem was solved, which was the method without args thing. Then you were having another issue, the one with your wave speed right? $$anonymous$$aybe ask it separately.
Thanks for your reply, you're a solid dude. I did not have my solution solved though, I'm still having my main issue.
The FAQ is clear. Posting about a specific compiling error or NullReferenceException is not welcome here. There are thousands of questions about those errors on Unity Answers, Unity forum, Stackoverflow, $$anonymous$$SDN forum, etc.
Those compiling errors are not even specific to Unity. They are pure C# questions, making them even more irrelevant for Unity Answers. Feel free to ask those questions on StackOverflow if you want.
In the case of your question, you defined a parameter-less function, but you provide an argument when calling it. I don't know what's hard to understand given this + the message output by the compiler No Overload for method takes 1 arguments
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"I don't know what's hard to understand" dude I'm new to this, we're not all cocky like you. And I was getting help when you screwed me over when you could have ignored it. Like come on man, you have that power AND that knowledge, why screw lil guys like me over?
I get that the main issue here is your ego being hurt more than your question being closed. CapruxSolder11 can still comment on the question and give you further help.
When closing your question, I also sent you two very useful links: the $$anonymous$$icrosoft Documentation and the Unity knowledge base giving you the explanation you need to understand the issue and solve it.
The first results on a search engine give also clear explanation.
Well, the error message should be plain - you're calling the checkStatus method with a single argument, while it is declared with no arguments.
Either you need to add an argument to the method declaration (and use it somehow), or you need to change the calls to pass no argument.
Yes you are learning code, but I am sure you are smart enough to understand plain english, see that you have the exact same problem as thousands of other people and implement a similar solution that has been given to them.