Help with My C Sharp Script ????

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Hi all, i was wondering if someone could help me, basically is created a Mouse look script in unity using both C# and Jave script, both work fine and run perfectly. But i created a new project and made a new C# script and created a new mouse look script identical to the other. but this time my mouse move script is not even responding it wont me along the x axis at all. this is strange i was wondering if some one spot anything wrong with it cheers

here is my script:

using UnityEngine; using System.Collections;

public class FpsMouseLookC: MonoBehaviour {

 public enum RotationAxis {MouseX =1}

   public RotationAxis rotX = RotationAxis.MouseX;

       public float  SensitivityX = 15F;

       public float  MaximumX = 360F;

          public float MinimumX = -360F;

             float RotationX = 0f;

                 Quaternion OriginalRotatioin;



     void Start(){

     if(rigidbody)
         rigidbody.freezeRotation = true;
         OriginalRotatioin = transform.localRotation;

 }


 void Update () {

       if(rotX == RotationAxis.MouseX){

         RotationX += Input.GetAxis("Mouse X") * SensitivityX * Time.deltaTime;

         RotationX = ClampAngle (RotationX , MinimumX , MaximumX);

            Quaternion XQuaternion = Quaternion.AngleAxis(RotationX, Vector3.up);

                             transform.localRotation = OriginalRotatioin * XQuaternion;

     }


 }

 static float ClampAngle (float Angle, float Max, float Min){

  if (Angle &lt;-360F)

         Angle += 360F;

     if(Angle &gt; 360F)

         Angle -= 360F;

     return Mathf.Clamp (Angle, Min , Max);
 }

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Answer by MC HALO · May 14, 2011 at 04:56 PM

I Solved the problem :) it was within the Following line:

 RotationX = ClampAngle (RotationX , MinimumX , MaximumX);

i was clamping them in the wrong order. Here is my correct code:

    RotationX = ClampAngle (RotationX , MaximumX, MinimumX);

that was my problem :)

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