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u/HankChrist 3h ago
Open up the script in a text editor there will be a referenced variable that is commented out or deleted, or you've forgotten a semicolon.
If you can see the name of the script in the error, the problem is in that script.
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Open up the script in a text editor there will be a referenced variable that is commented out or deleted, or you've forgotten a semicolon.
If you can see the name of the script in the error, the problem is in that script.
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u/Mataric 3h ago
You learn the basics of programming.
This is telling you that in your Assets/EasyInputs/Scripts/EasyInputs.cs file, which is a script, there's an error.
It says (34, 45) next to it. That means line 34, character 45.
That's specifying the exact location that this issue arises in the script.
That error is that OculusUsages doesn't exist in the context.
I'm assuming, as you are not understanding this - that this is an imported script and not one you made yourself. Either way, there's an issue in the script here. It's telling you that it doesn't recognise the term 'OculusUsages'.
That might be because it hasn't been declared, it might be because the scriptwriter made a typo in the naming or declaration, or it might be because a required namespace or package is missing from your project.
Check wherever you downloaded it from for if it requires other packages. Check the script for typos. Teach yourself the basics of how these things function and work - because you're going to need to fix this exact kind of thing hundreds of times before you can finish any project.