Windows not understanding a camera error when creating an object?

[LilBrudda]

Here's my code:

 temp_card = instance_create_layer(x + (instance_count(blank_resource_card) * 400), y , "Instances", Military_Resource);

but when running it gives me this error:
############################################################################################
ERROR in
action number 1
of Mouse Event for Left Pressed
for object Resource_control:

camera_set_view_speed() - wrong number of arguments
at gml_Object_Resource_control_Mouse_4 (line 113) - temp_card = instance_create_layer(x + (instance_count(blank_resource_card) * 400), y , "Instances", Diplomacy_Resource);
############################################################################################
gml_Object_Resource_control_Mouse_4 (line 113)

not sure how camera is involved at all?
Thank you.

 

[TsukaYuriko]

instance_count is not a function. It's a variable.

The value it contains at this point in time happens to be the internal ID of the camera_set_view_speed function.

After this value, your code contains parentheses and arguments... so you're calling the function with that ID with a certain amount of arguments that it doesn't support.


Did you intend to use instance_number?

 

[LilBrudda]

Did you intend to use instance_number?

Maybe
Thank you, works perfectly now!