[SOLVED] error

[devout ibex]

i got weird error in my code and idk how to fix this

here the code

and my other codes in other place got this too

[lean lotus]

whats under the orange

[devout ibex]

nothing

[lean lotus]

usually thats just a visual bug and it goes away after i type something

i havent had it stick around for very long

[devout ibex]

i wrote a print on it

[lean lotus]

if it stays for a while try restarting studio

[devout ibex]

i already did it

[lean lotus]

dunno then

your script editor is haunted

[devout ibex]

🐒

ok

i think maybe the new roblox studio theme cause it

wait

nvm

it didn't work

[light flame]

The error is a syntax error in the line Projectile. Velocity = (Hit-Gun.ShootPart.Position). Unit Config.Velocity.Value where Unit should be * for multiplication.

This is the corrected code

local Gun = script.Parent
local Config = Gun:FindFirstChild("Config")
local Remote = Gun:FindFirstChild("Remote")
local Pir = game:GetService("Players"):GetPlayerFromCharacter(Gun.Parent)
local IsReload = false

Remote.Fire.OnServerInvoke = function(SendPir, Hit)
    if SendPir == Pir then
        return
    end
    local Projectile = Instance.new("Part", workspace.Camera.Projectile)
    Projectile.Size = Vector3.new(1, 1, 1)
    Projectile.Position = Gun.ShootPart.Position
    Projectile.Anchored = true
    Projectile.CanCollide = false
    Projectile.Material = Enum.Material.Neon
    Projectile.Velocity = (Hit - Gun.ShootPart.Position).Unit * Config.Velocity.Value
end
```lua

[devout ibex]

doesn't work

i think not because of "Projectile.Velocity"

[devout ibex]

i delete "Projectile.Velocity" line before, but line 1 still get error

same thing with my other game

[light flame]

Check for Syntax Errors: Ensure that there are no syntax errors in your code. Sometimes a missing semicolon, bracket, or typo can cause issues.

Review Variable Declarations: Make sure that all variables are properly declared and initialized before you use them. If Projectile is a class or object, ensure it is instantiated correctly.

Look for Null References: If you're trying to access properties or methods on an object that hasn't been instantiated, you'll get a null reference error. Ensure that Projectile is not null before accessing its properties.

Check the Error Message: The error message you receive can provide valuable information about what is going wrong. Look for the line number and the type of error to help narrow down the issue.

Debugging: Use debugging tools or print statements to track the flow of your code and the values of your variables. This can help you identify where things are going wrong.

Consult Documentation: If you're using a game engine or framework, consult the documentation for the correct usage of the classes and methods you're working with.

@devout ibex

Just lmk

if u encountered any prob

[devout ibex]

i think because of the ".unit"

[light flame]

Ig this line is missing

lyLinearVelocity (Hit. Position Gun ShootPartPosition) Unit

```lua

It seems like the programmer intended to set the velocity based on some direction or value related to the Gun ShootPartPosition.?

it seems the issue is with the ".Unit" at the end of the line lyLinearVelocity (Hit. Position Gun ShootPartPosition) Unit

[devout ibex]

i alway use the "Velocity" one but when i update roblox studio its got an underline error and said this

nvm

the script still work with the weird error on line 1

[SOLVED] error

[tiny sparrow]

It’s a visual bug I have it to