This Code Named Waypoint Progress tracker(Utility Scripts) is Showing errors

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#1 
if (progressStyle == ProgressStyle.SmoothAlongRoute)
            {
                // determine the position we should currently be aiming for
                // (this is different to the current progress position, it is a certain amount ahead along the route)
                // we use lerp as a simple way of smoothing out the speed over time.
                if (Time.deltaTime > 0)
                {
                    speed = Mathf.Lerp(speed, (lastPosition - transform.position).magnitude/Time.deltaTime,
                                       Time.deltaTime);
                }
                   target.position = circuit.GetRoutePoint(progressDistance + lookAheadForTargetOffset + lookAheadForTargetFactor * speed)
                           .position;

                  target.rotation = Quaternion.LookRotation(circuit.GetRoutePoint(progressDistance + lookAheadForSpeedOffset + lookAheadForSpeedFactor * speed)
                               .direction);
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Thats The Error Please help me.
The line it is heading to is target.position and target.rotation

#3

Hi,

In which lecture are you? Which version of Unity do you use? And where did you get the asset from?

#4

4_AA_CU2 SendMessage() Between Components

#5

I use unity version 2017.3 0f 3.
I got it from standard assets

#6

Remove the Circuit components from your game objects, rewatch the lecture again and assign the components again. Make sure everything is exactly as in the video.

#7

Doesn’t work

#8

In this case, please feel free to ask our helpful community of students for advice in our official Discord chat. I’m back on Monday or Tuesday.

If you are in a hurry, you could watch the two videos on the Circuit asset without implementing the circuit in your own project. Rick is going to replace it with a Timeline animation in a later video anyway.

#9

Thanks

#10

In the lecture where Ben introduces the waypoint tracker there’s an insert later on in the video where (I think - I’m going from memory) he addresses this.

If I remember rightly it was to do with

I think he changed the 0 to Mathf.Epsilon. It was something to do with doing a comparison between a float and 0, and how that’s not something you might want to do.

This might be it, or I might be getting mixed up with something else from memory.

If you search the Q&A on Udemy there were some more responses relating to this. I was having trouble too.

#11

Thank you

#13

How are you getting on with this, @Pritam95117C?

See also:

#14

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