No overload for method `CreateRoom' takes `6' arguments Cannot convert type `UnityEngine.Transform

I fixed this.

 

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You don't need to bump your thread every 15 minutes. There's barely ~50 posts a day here.

The errors are incredibly descriptive and should be easy to fix.

Cannot convert type `UnityEngine.Transform' to `UnityEngine.GameObject' via a built-in conversion
This means that you're passing a Transform to a function but it's expecting a GameObject.

No overload for method `CreateRoom' takes `6' arguments
This one is obvious. You're passing too many (or too few) values to a function.

The name `rotation' does not exist in the current context
This means you're trying to reference a variable that doesn't exist.

Learning how to debug and resolve these common issues is paramount to your success. Good luck.

 

If the error refers to that code snippet, then you're likely trying to instantiate a transform (ShotGun.bullet), which cannot be casted to GameObject - neither implicity nor explicitly.

Ther are multiple ways you can fix that:

#1: Remove the cast operation (as GameObject) and declare the local variable 'instantiatedBullet' as a Transform variable (or use 'var' for automatic type inference).

#2: Turn the bullet field/property into a field/property of type GameObject - the cast with the as-operator can be removed here as well

#3: Use ShotGun.bullet.gameObject for the instantiation. The cast can still be removed.

Any proper IDE should show all the available overloads of that methods. Anyway, here are the available overloads according to the documentation (no guarantee that's up to date - I've never used Photon Networking)

static bool CreateRoom (string roomName)
static bool CreateRoom (string roomName, RoomOptions roomOptions, TypedLobby typedLobby)
static bool CreateRoom (string roomName, RoomOptions roomOptions, TypedLobby typedLobby, string[] expectedUsers)

And you're using

Code (CSharp):

1. CSharpPhotonNetwork.CreateRoom(newRoomName, true, true, maxPlayers, setMapName, exposedProps);

Assuming that the docs are up to date, that overload does not exist.

If that's supposed to refer to the rotation used in

firePoint.rotation

then firePoint's type does not declare any member that is named rotation (though that would be a different error). I assume it's a Transform and it's not the line of code that the error complains about.
So it might point to another line of code, i.e it hasn't been defined inside that scope.

 

Fixed this.