Question Assets/Turret.cs(52,2): error CS1513: } expected

Hi
I'm a beginner programmer and I make a game and in the game, there is a turret and the script works fine in the unity, but when I want to build the game in the editor window I became an error: Assets/Turret.cs(52,2): error CS1513: } expected Can you please help me?



public class Turret : MonoBehaviour
{

public MountPoint[] mountPoints;
public Transform target;
void OnDrawGizmos()
{
#if UNITY_EDITOR




foreach (var mountPoint in mountPoints)
{
var hardpoint = mountPoint.transform;
var from = Quaternion.AngleAxis(-mountPoint.angleLimit / 2, hardpoint.up) * hardpoint.forward;
var projection = Vector3.ProjectOnPlane(target.position - hardpoint.position, hardpoint.up);


}
}

#endif
void Update()
{
// do nothing when no target


// aim target
var aimed = true;
foreach (var mountPoint in mountPoints)
{
if (!mountPoint.Aim(target.position))
{
aimed = false;
}
}

// shoot when aimed
if (aimed)
{
FindObjectOfType<Gun>().Fire();

}
}
}

 

If you generate Player project, the error would become visible in the IDE.

 

You have a mismatched compiler directive (#if UNITY_EDITOR / #endif) enclosing an irregular number of open / close braces.

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