how to fix player camera

ok so im trying to make a player movement in unity but when im supposed to move the camera in to the player camera section play camera doesent pop up does anybody know how to make it appear?

 

Your question doesn't make any sense. Can you restate it more clearly?

What do you mean by "when I'm supposed to"? What pop up are you talking about? What do you mean by "move the camera in to the player camera section"?

 

sorry im not good with explaining things i was watching a tutorial on how to make movements ill send you an image of what there screen looked like and mine

 

this is my screen

 

and thats theres

 

im supposed to drag the camera in the player camera on charecter controller in a section called player camera but its not there for me

 

go into your player controller script, I assume your tutorial told you to define a variable there like:

public Transform playerCamera;

right?
make sure you have this defined, make sure it is either public or has the [SerializeField] in front of it

not all field are exposed to the inspector:
public fields are automaticly exposed
private or protected ones need to be serializeable for exposure thus [SerializeField]

Edit:
just as a general explaination for your problem:
the player camera does not pop up because you did not define in your code that your player controller has an exposed field called player camera
so the solution to your problem is ensuring that your player controller script actually defines what it needs and exposes this to the inspector

 

this is what my code looks like is it right? and if not could you give me the right code

 

have you saved your changes to the code in whatever editor you are using? make sure this is actually what is saved and not just unsaved changes to the script

 

yes i saved it any ideas?

 

want me to link you the tutorial so you can see what im trying to do?

 

are there any errors in the console in unity?

 

yes i dont know what its detecting in error though

 

this is the full code

 

well those are compiler errors with your script, your script cant be compiled to begin with, thus the inspector cant react to anything you changed in the script

 

how do i fix it?

 

You define a Start Method, methods always follow the following layout:

<return Type> <function name>(<function parameters>)
{
<the function body, defines what your function is executing>
}

if you take a look at lines 11 and 12 you see:

void Start()
}

here is a { missing at the start of your function body

 

the error code you have above also details where you can find the error:
they point out there is a problem with line 11 and a problem with line 17
in line 11 is the problem that a } is read while not expected (because the { is missing), automaticly the system assumed a ; is missing tho in your case its the {
in line 17 is the problem that you have ended up with more } than {

thats what the error messages are trying to tell you

 

ok i fixed 11 but 17 is still there if i remove it or change it what do i do?

 

there shouldnt be an error at line 17 any more if you fixed line 11/12

the error in line 17 is simply that it found code after what should have been the last }, thus the error in line 17 is just caused by the one in line 11/12, that missed a { and thus makes the system think that the following } closes an earlier {

if you fixed the first error everything should be fixed

 

i fixed them but its still there

 

this is what it looks like

 

no as I said, there is a { missing!
the function body always begins with a { and ends with a }
you are not missing a ;
the system just thinks you are missing a ; because it is more likely that you forget to end a line than that you forget to start a body^^

just replace the ; with a { to follow the basic function syntax i described earlier:

in other words, right now you have:

Code (CSharp):

1. void Start()
2. }

but you need it to actually have a { to follow the syntax:

Code (CSharp):

1. void Start()
2. {
3. }

 

it just added more errors

 

it shouldnt have, can you post a screenshot of your code again?

 

this is the video i was following

 

ok i will

 

did i do it wrong?

 

oh, you replaced the last } with a { at some point

the symbol in the last line must be a }, it closes the { from line 6

how the parenthesis in c# work:
on a ( always follows a ), and same for { and }
you cant have unclosed opening parenthesis, and you cant close anything you havent opened yet^^

 

i almost did it how do i remove this?

 

you renamed your class half way through this thread^^

in your first post it was still called "Playercontroller"
now it is called "player"

for any Monobehaviour class (as in attachable components) the unity file must be named like the Monobehaviour class inside it

either rename the class name back to what it was before or change the file name of the script to the new class name

 

oh it worked thanks

 

and the player camera is there now thank you so much you dont even know how much you have helped me

 

I'd recommend spending some time with C# specific tutorials. Most Unity tutorials have to assume a basic understanding of C# syntax. Unity uses C#, but C# is not created by Unity. In fact Microsoft created and primarily maintains C#.

I say this because primarily the problems you're running into are basic C# syntax issues, not even Unity related. You'll have a lot easier time with learning Unity if you already know C#, instead of trying to learn both at the same time.

 

yeah