Strange error?

[CinoComeback]

Hey, GameMaker Community.
Since I installed the new update (GM Studio 1.4), I unfortunately can't start the game anymore.
Here's a screenshot... I really don't understand, why it doesn't work anymore.

Sorry for my bad English skills, I'm German. ^^

Thank ya

 

[orSQUADstra]

I see you're commenting your stuff in german, can you confirm you don't have any special german characters in your object name that might cause the problem?

 

[CinoComeback]

I see you're commenting your stuff in german, can you confirm you don't have any special german characters in your object name that might cause the problem?

I've //-things, I'll delete the german things. One moment pls

 

[CinoComeback]

There:

 

[orSQUADstra]

I've //-things, I'll delete the german things. One moment pls

Those are fine, just make sure the actual name of the object doesn't have characters like ä and ß in them

 

[CinoComeback]

But... the error is still there.

Those are fine, just make sure the actual name of the object doesn't have characters like ä and ß in them

There aren't any of these.

 

[CinoComeback]

The error says, that the problem ist ''var origin_x;''...

 

[jackhigh24]

look at your code you only set it as a var if the view is not enabled

 

[CinoComeback]

...

 

[CinoComeback]

No, that has to be there. Without it, it doesn't work

 

[CinoComeback]

Hello? HELP - please please please

 

[PlayerOne]

Your code looks fine. Everything is declared and yet I can't help but notice the initialized variables at the top aren't colored differently. Not sure if that is a GMS2 only feature.

Try writing it like this:

var origin_x = sprite_get_xoffset(sprite_index);
var origin_y = sprite_get_yoffset(sprite_index);

Also check to make sure both the JOHN instance is in the room with the current view not enabled to rule out the problem.

 

[CinoComeback]

It doesn't work.

 

[jackhigh24]

in your last code you posted you showed that you only initialize your vars origin_x and origin_y within that not view enabled statement, then further down you are calling origin_x from outside of that not view enabled, you cant do that because if view is enabled before its not enabled then you get that error