Coding error?

[Jayy_Ron]

i get in itchy feeling that this is gonna take me several days to figure out but im simply not understanding what i did wrong even after watching both videos again. In this section at 5:30 in the video something went wrong where my game just wasnt matching up with the video. for some reason not only are my blue tops not showing up but for some reason when i hit play my isRunning is false and my searchCenter and endwaypoint are always equal to eachother even if its (0,0) (4,3)

here is my code:

public class PathFinder : MonoBehaviour
{
    [SerializeField] WayPoint startWayPoint, endWayPoint;

    Dictionary<Vector2Int, WayPoint> grid = new Dictionary<Vector2Int, WayPoint>();
    Queue<WayPoint> que = new Queue<WayPoint>();
    [SerializeField]bool isRunning = true;

    Vector2Int[] directions =
    {
        Vector2Int.up,
        Vector2Int.right,
        Vector2Int.down,
        Vector2Int.left
    };

    void Start()
    {
        LoadBlocks();
        colorStartAndEnd();
        PathFind();
        //ExploreNeighbors();
    }

    private void PathFind()
    {
        que.Enqueue(startWayPoint);

        while(que.Count > 0 && isRunning)
        {
            var searchCenter = que.Dequeue();
            print("searching from " + searchCenter);

            HaltIfEndFound(searchCenter);
            ExploreNeighbors(searchCenter);
        }

        print("Finished path finding?");
    }

    private void HaltIfEndFound(WayPoint searchCenter)
    {
        if (searchCenter == startWayPoint)
        {
            print("stop console");
            isRunning = false;
        }
    }

    private void ExploreNeighbors(WayPoint from)
    {
        if(!isRunning) { return; }

        foreach(Vector2Int direction in directions)
        {
            Vector2Int neighbourCordinates = from.GetGridPos() + direction;
            try
            {
                WayPoint neighbour = grid[neighbourCordinates];
                neighbour.SetTopColor(Color.blue);
                que.Enqueue(neighbour);
                print("queing " + neighbour);
            } catch
            {
                //todo
            }
        }
    }

    private void colorStartAndEnd()
    {
        startWayPoint.SetTopColor(Color.green);
        endWayPoint.SetTopColor(Color.red);
    }

    private void LoadBlocks()
    {
        var waypoints = FindObjectsOfType<WayPoint>();
        foreach(WayPoint waypoint in waypoints)
        {
            var gridPos = waypoint.GetGridPos();
            if (grid.ContainsKey(gridPos))
            {
                Debug.LogWarning("skipping over lapping block " + waypoint);
            } else
            {
                grid.Add(gridPos, waypoint);
            }
        }
    }

Edit: the engine crashed right after posting this lol

[Nina]

Hi Jayy,

As you can see in your console, “queing …” never appears. This means that your try block never gets called. Add more prints or Debug.Log to learn where the problem starts. Maybe isRunning is false.

[Jayy_Ron]

ah yes there was an error in my code.

1. instead of the word queue i had que which didnt seem to make a difference but i changed that and
2. i had it asking if my search center was == to my start waypoint instead of end waypoint
   thanks nina