Assets/Scripts/DoorAnimation.cs(24,1): error CS1525: Unexpected symbol `}'

[Code1345]

This is a very simple issue- I just have an extra curly bracket somewhere. I know this is an easy fix, I just can’t find where the curly bracket shouldn’t be. I’ve been looking for a while- I am probably looking right over it. Help is appreciated!

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;

public class DoorAnimation : MonoBehaviour {
public Animator anim;
public AudioSource dooropen;
float TheDistance = PlayerRaycast.DistanceFromTarget;
// Use this for initialization
void Start () {
anim = GetComponent();

TheDistance = PlayerCasting.DistanceFromTarget;
if (Input.GetButtonDown(“Action”)) {
if (TheDistance <= 2) {
OpenTheDoor();

}
}

}
}

}

// Update is called once per frame
void OpenTheDoor () {
anim.GetComponent().Play(“Door001Anim”, -1, 0);
if(Input.GetButtonDown(“Action”))
{ dooropen.Play();
}

}
}
}

[Code1345]

@Code1345

This is a very simple issue- I just have an extra curly bracket somewhere. I know this is an easy fix, I just can’t find where the curly bracket shouldn’t be. I’ve been looking for a while- I am probably looking right over it. Help is appreciated!

Side note- taking out a curly bracket gives me the error “Unexpected symbol- void”

[Suddoha]

@Code1345

This is a very simple issue- I just have an extra curly bracket somewhere. I know this is an easy fix, I just can’t find where the curly bracket shouldn’t be. I’ve been looking for a while- I am probably looking right over it. Help is appreciated!

Please use code tags when posting code.

You’ve got 3 curly brackets that shouldn’t be there.
2 which are positioned after closing the Start method, and one at the end.
Remove these 3 and it should be fine.

[Code1345]

@Suddoha

Please use code tags when posting code.

You’ve got 3 curly brackets that shouldn’t be there.
2 which are positioned after closing the Start method, and one at the end.
Remove these 3 and it should be fine.

Thanks, it worked great. And I’ll keep in mind the code tags.

[TaleOf4Gamers1]

@Code1345

Thanks, it worked great. And I’ll keep in mind the code tags.

Just as a side note, in most IDEs if you click a curly bracket and it will also highlight the matching closing curly. This should help you to find rogue brackets.