Answer by naqvir
It seems you cannot reference the a variable if both are not in a method. You have to do this: public var controller:GameObject; private var getEssenceHandlerComponant:Component; function Awake() {...
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Did you set `controller` in the inspector? Are you sure that the component's name is spelled exactly as you have it listed? Double check that the component is attached to the object you're trying to...
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You should almost never use strings in GetComponent, nor should you use Component as the type. Also, stick to declaring variables only outside functions, and run code inside functions. Also, don't use...
View ArticleAnswer by naqvir
It seems you cannot reference the a variable if both are not in a method. You have to do this: public var controller:GameObject; private var getEssenceHandlerComponant:Component; function Awake() {...
View ArticleAnswer by rutter
Did you set `controller` in the inspector? Are you sure that the component's name is spelled exactly as you have it listed? Double check that the component is attached to the object you're trying to...
View ArticleAnswer by Eric5h5
You should almost never use strings in GetComponent, nor should you use Component as the type. Also, stick to declaring variables only outside functions, and run code inside functions. Also, don't use...
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