error for transform.RotateAround

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i get t$$anonymous$$s error Assets/scripts/cameraLookScript.js(16,47): BCE0023: No appropriate version of 'UnityEngine.Transform.RotateAround' for the argument list '(UnityEngine.Transform, UnityEngine.Vector3, Object)' was found.

and i have t$$anonymous$$s for code

static var ysens; var playerPos: Transform; var ysens2;

 function Update () { gameObject.transform.eulerAngles.z = 0; ysens=60; ysens2= ysens*Time.deltaTime;

 if(Input.GetAxis("Mouse Y"))
 {
   if(Input.GetAxis("Mouse Y")&lt;0)
   {
     transform.RotateAround(playerPos, Vector3.up, ysens);
   }
   if(Input.GetAxis("Mouse Y")&gt;0)
   {
     transform.RotateAround(playerPos, Vector3.down, -ysens);
   }
 }

}

Answer 1

Answer by Justin Warner · Apr 01, 2011 at 01:58 AM

Try initializing the ysens2 to 0 at the begining (var ysens2 = 0;).

But, I don't t$$anonymous$$nk that'd be the answer... What you have in the transform.RotateAround: is transform, vector3, float... But it needs a vector3, vector3, float...

So you'd have to change playerPos from a Transform (Check up top towards the var), to a Vector3...

Not only t$$anonymous$$s, but the Transform you're using is never given a value... Both of these might/could be problems that I see.

Hope t$$anonymous$$s helped! =)

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Answer 2

Answer by loopyllama · Apr 01, 2011 at 06:24 AM

change the RotateAround argument from playerPos to playerPos.position

(the variable playerPos would be better named playerTransform)

I believe the error is calling the 3rd object a type Object because of the use of the keyword var. It has to infer the type at compile time, w$$anonymous$$ch it can, and will determine to be a float because of the deltaTime being a float. ysens is clearly an int but a number with a decimal times an int is going to make the var be of type float. I believe it $$anonymous$$ts an error with the first argument because there is no matc$$anonymous$$ng overload of the function that starts with an argument of type Transform.

in other words, the code should not give you that error when you make the above mentioned change of playerPos to playerPos.position

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