koobas.hobune.stream
BCE0044: (14,47) expecting :, found ','. makes no sense?
var Button1:Texture;
var Button2:Texture; var Button3:Texture; var Button4:Texture;
var myskin:GUISkin;
function OnGUI () { GUI.skin=myskin; }
if (GUI.Button (Rect ((Screen.width/2)-(Button1.width/2)-10,(Screen.height/2)-(Button1.height/2),300,200),Button1));
{
Application.LoadLevel ("Game"),
}
if (GUI.Button (Rect ((Screen.width/4)*3-(Button2.width/2)+140,(Screen.height/2)-(Button2.height/2),200,150),Button2)) {
Debug.Log("Button 2 Pressed");
}
if (GUI.Button (Rect ((Screen.width/4)*1-(Button3.width/2)-60,(Screen.height/2)-(Button3.height/2),200,150),Button3)) {
Debug.Log("Button 3 Pressed");
}
}
function Update () { }
$$anonymous$$akes perfect sense. Your code is all jacked up. What on earth is that comma doing after "Application.LoadLevel("Game")"? Don't you want this IF statement to BE in a function somewhere. It's just floating in space... And what about the semi-colon at the end of the line of the first IF statement? That makes no sense at all.
Never saw that many errors at once:
- All GUI stuff have to be inside the OnGUI. I guess the bracket after
GUI.skin=myskin;is wrong. - The first button is terminated with a ";". That way the following code is not related to the if statement
- The error you get says "expecting ; found ,". After your
Application.LoadLevelyou have a ","(comma) but you need a ";"(semicolon) - If you don't need the Update function, remove it because it drains performance even when it's empty.
- Pick one indent style and keep it.
- If you post code here make sure you mark it as "code". There's a button at the top of the edit field (10101). See the Editing-help for more information.
Here's the corrected script:
var Button1:Texture;
var Button2:Texture; var Button3:Texture; var Button4:Texture;
var myskin:GUISkin;
function OnGUI () { GUI.skin=myskin;
if (GUI.Button (Rect ((Screen.width/2)-(Button1.width/2)-10,(Screen.height/2)-(Button1.height/2),300,200),Button1)) {
Application.LoadLevel ("Game");
}
if (GUI.Button (Rect ((Screen.width/4)*3-(Button2.width/2)+140,(Screen.height/2)-(Button2.height/2),200,150),Button2)) {
Debug.Log("Button 2 Pressed");
}
if (GUI.Button (Rect ((Screen.width/4)*1-(Button3.width/2)-60,(Screen.height/2)-(Button3.height/2),200,150),Button3)) {
Debug.Log("Button 3 Pressed");
}
}
Try this:
var Button1:Texture; var Button2:Texture; var Button3:Texture; var Button4:Texture;
var myskin:GUISkin;
function OnGUI () { GUI.skin=myskin; }
if (GUI.Button (Rect ((Screen.width/2)-(Button1.width/2)-10,(Screen.height/2)-(Button1.height/2),300,200),Button1)){ Application.LoadLevel("Game");
if (GUI.Button (Rect ((Screen.width/4)*3-(Button2.width/2)+140,(Screen.height/2)-(Button2.height/2),200,150),Button2)) {
Debug.Log("Button 2 Pressed");
}
if (GUI.Button (Rect ((Screen.width/4)*1-(Button3.width/2)-60,(Screen.height/2)-(Button3.height/2),200,150),Button3)) {
Debug.Log("Button 3 Pressed");
}
}
function Update () { }
still have floating if(GUI....) statements not found in the OnGUI function. The first if(GUI.Button) has an open bracket and its closing bracket (I assume) is the one way at the bottom .. nesting 2 more GUI.Buttons .. which will never show up except for 1/30th of a second when the first IF is returned True.
This answer is incorrect.
