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teal lava
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okay so

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it always shows the else statement

winter tusk
teal lava
winter tusk
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can't see GroundCheck() being executed anywhere.
Post All the code.

teal lava
winter tusk
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I see a problem, brb 1min

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inside your GroundCheck method

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you define string StandingOn

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however, this is not the same as setting the value of your class' variable
public string StandingOn;

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when you define a variable within a call inside the class, it is not a variable field of the class, but a local variable of that method.

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Do you see how the issue can be resolved?

teal lava
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global?

teal lava
winter tusk
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no

teal lava
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idk thats how Python does it i'm new to C#

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OH

winter tusk
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C, C++ and C# are different languages

teal lava
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I remove string StandingOn; from the class

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so it reads the public one?

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OR

winter tusk
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when you say Remove from the Class

teal lava
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?

teal lava
winter tusk
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no

teal lava
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hmpf

winter tusk
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private int variableField;

private void myMethod()
{
   int localVariable = 0;
}
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local variables must be initialized with a value

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not at all the point, however

teal lava
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i see

winter tusk
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these are two different Levels of variables

teal lava
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one's global and the other one is created and contained in the method

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correct?

winter tusk
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yes, precisely

teal lava
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i have initialized global string StandingOn = "None" at the start of ThirdPersonCharacterController though

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OH

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The global string is different from the local string

winter tusk
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the value can be null

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yes

teal lava
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I SEE

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and how can i make it global

winter tusk
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you set the variable with that name, instead of creating a local variable with the same name

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it's one word less :)

teal lava
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Let me try

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YES

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THANKS MATE

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<3

winter tusk
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You're welcome

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Local Variables are faster to access, and they let us have a less amount of Fields in the class