function Start problem

I getting this error BCE0044: expecting EOF, found 'else'. But it seams i cant get it to work what ever i do with the curly brace's.

CODE:

Code (JavaScript):

1. function Start() {
2.     fpsarray = new int[Screen.width];
3.     Time.timeScale = 1.0;
4.     pauseFilter = Camera.main.GetComponent(SepiaToneEffect);
5.     PauseGame();
6.     rotModeBuffer = mc.cameraRotationMode;
7.     mc.cameraRotationMode = CameraRotation.None;
8.     } else {
9.         mc.cameraRotationMode = rotModeBuffer;
10. }

 

There's so if statement, why is there "} else {" ?

 

You can't use "else" unless there's an "if" first.

--Eric

 

Ah i see!

Should i do something like this?

Code (JavaScript):

1.     function Start() {
2.         fpsarray = new int[Screen.width];
3.         Time.timeScale = 1.0;
4.         pauseFilter = Camera.main.GetComponent(SepiaToneEffect);
5.         PauseGame();
6.         if(PauseGame;
7.         rotModeBuffer = mc.cameraRotationMode;
8.         mc.cameraRotationMode = CameraRotation.None;
9.         } else {
10.             mc.cameraRotationMode = rotModeBuffer;
11.     }

But i solved it like this on function pausemenu

Code (JavaScript):

1. function PauseMenu() {
2.     BeginPage(200,200);
3.     if (GUILayout.Button (IsBeginning() ? "Play" : "Continue")) {
4.         UnPauseGame();
5.         mc.cameraRotationMode = rotModeBuffer;
6.         } else {
7.         mc.cameraRotationMode = CameraRotation.None;
8.     }

But when i press "escape" the cam rotation is still locked and the cursor is still shown. any tips?

Code (JavaScript):

1. function LateUpdate () {
2.     if (showfps || showfpsgraph) {
3.         FPSUpdate();
4.     }
5.     if (Input.GetKeyDown("escape")) {
6.         switch (currentPage) {
7.             case Page.None: PauseGame(); break;
8.             case Page.Main: if (!IsBeginning()) UnPauseGame(); break;
9.             default: currentPage = Page.Main;
10.         }
11.     }
12. }

 

No, something along the lines of this

Code (CSharp):

1. function Start() {
2.         fpsarray = new int[Screen.width];
3.         Time.timeScale = 1.0;
4.         pauseFilter = Camera.main.GetComponent(SepiaToneEffect);
5.         PauseGame();
6.         if(PauseGame) {
7.             rotModeBuffer = mc.cameraRotationMode;
8.             mc.cameraRotationMode = CameraRotation.None;
9.         } else {
10.             mc.cameraRotationMode = rotModeBuffer;
11.     }

But you seem to not know the basics of c#
So you should really watch some tutorials, or read a book about it.

For every bracket facing right, you need one that faces left. o.o

Edit:
I see that you edited your message.
in your other script you have "if(GUILayout.Button(IsBeginning()?"Play":"Continue")){" that's why it's working.
In your other post you added "if(PauseGame;"
You don't put a semicolon after an if statement, and you also need to close the parentheses.
so it should be "if(PauseGame) {"

please learn the OOP basics for c# before trying to make a game, that's my tip...

 

First of all. its a Java and not C#
That gives no errors, but however that code function doesnt work with the script, so i had to do the coding on "function PauseMenu()

but still the "escape" key makes me get gray hair, ESC brings up the menu and locks the cam, but when i press ESC again the menu disappear but the rotation is still locked and the cursor shows, i have to click "Continue" to get the camera rotate and even to get the cursor to disappear, i want so i can do both if you understand.

 

Re-read my post, I edited it.

The occurences that you're describing are most likely caused by other scripts.

 

I dont have any script that use escape key except for the pausemenu what i know.
I know i need to have this on the right place, but i cant find out where.

Code (JavaScript):

1. mc.cameraRotationMode = rotModeBuffer;

I understand you recommend reading books etc, but imagine yourself know a language not so good as the other guys that have the language as main, and then try learn coding on that language. It is not just to read, you must understand what you reading and the meaning of each word.
Try learn DOS coding in Swedish

 

Well sorry, I can't seem to figure out what's causing your script to act like this.
And it doesn't help that you aren't willing to learn the programming language s:

 

Its all about put this in at the right place

Code (JavaScript):

1. mc.cameraRotationMode = rotModeBuffer;

I am willing, i "learning by doing" works best for my head.

 

EDIT: i solved the rotation, still have the cursor left