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Question by LightSource · Jul 02, 2013 at 02:08 AM · javascriptsyntax

Syntax Errors on Detection Script

Hello all. I have three really simple errors and I can't figure them out. I feel like I am missing something small like a bracket. Take a crack at it, maybe I just need an extra pair of eyes. Thanks alot.


  1. (25,18): BCE0044: expecting ), found '='.

  2. (25,20): BCE0043: Unexpected token: false.

  3. (27,6): BCE0044: expecting :, found '='.


    var playAni : MonoBehaviour; var handelRotate : MonoBehaviour; var doorNotReady : boolean = false; var waiting : boolean = false; var left : boolean = false;

    function OnTriggerEnter () {

    //When entered, the door is delared ready and it starts an animation

    left = false; doorOpen = true; waiting = true; wait();

    playAni.PlayOpen(); handelRotate.PlayOpen();

    }

    function OnTriggerExit () {

    //If the door is not ready, and player has left, close the door

    if (doorNotReady = false) {

    left = true;

    playAni.PlayClose(); handelRotate.PlayClose();

    }

    }

    function wait () {

    //Wait for two seconds then declare the door is not ready

    yield WaitForSeconds(2);

    doorNotReady = false;

    }

    function Update () {

    //When it has waited, and the person is out of the collider, open the door

    if (doorNotReady = false && waiting = false && left = true) {

    playAni.PlayClose(); handelRotate.Play

    }

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Answer by clunk47 · Jul 02, 2013 at 02:59 AM

It's just one error actually causing all three. In an if() statement, you need two equals signs.

Change if (doorNotReady = false) to if (doorNotReady == false)

OR

if(!doorNotReady)

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The exclamation point in front of doorNotReady means "not". If you wanted to ask if it were true, you could say if(doorNotReady)... Hence no exclamation mark, no "not" statement.

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Yep, I really don't know what I was thinking there. I guess I was working too fast. Thanks for the correction, its really appreciated!

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always happy to help, happens to me all the time and I greatly appreciate the help I get from this community :D

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