BCE0019: 'order' is not a member of 'Object'.

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1

I am being hit with this error when trying to run the bootcamp example on Android and am hoping someone here can help.

The code causing the error is:

@script RequireComponent(Camera)
@script ExecuteInEditMode

private var _tex : RenderTexture[] = new RenderTexture[2]; 

function OnEnable () {
	if (!SystemInfo.supportsImageEffects || !SystemInfo.supportsRenderTextures)
		enabled = false;
}

function OnRenderImage (source : RenderTexture, destination : RenderTexture) 
{
	_tex[0] = source;
	_tex[1] = RenderTexture.GetTemporary(source.width, source.height);
	var releaseMe : RenderTexture = _tex[1];
	var index : int = 0;
	
	var sorted : Array = new Array();
	
	var i : int = 0;
	for (var fx : PostEffectsBase in GetComponents(PostEffectsBase)) 
	{
		if(fx && fx.enabled) 
		{	
			sorted[i++] = fx;
		}
	}	
	
	while (sorted.length) 
	{
		var indexToUse : int = 0;
		var orderValue : int = -1;
		for(i = 0; i < sorted.length; i++) {
			if(sorted*.order > orderValue) {*

_ orderValue = sorted*.order; _
_ indexToUse = i;_
_ }_
_ }*_

var effect : PostEffectsBase = sorted[indexToUse];
* if (effect.PreferRenderImage3())*
{
effect.OnRenderImage3(_tex[index], _tex[1-index]);
}
else
{
effect.OnRenderImage2(_tex[index], _tex[1-index]);
index = 1-index;
}

* sorted.RemoveAt(indexToUse);*
* }*

Graphics.Blit(_tex[index], destination);

* RenderTexture.ReleaseTemporary(releaseMe);*
}
line 35 seems to the be line

2

You’re using an Array, (similar to ArrayList in C#, which stores objects) you need to cast it back to PostEffectsBase at line 35 (of course, order isn’t contained inside Object). From this:

“Javascript arrays are therefore somewhat easier to use than built-in arrays, however they are more costly in terms of performance. Another potential downside is that there are certain situations where you need to use explicit casting when retrieving items because of their ‘untyped’ nature”

Instead, don’t use Array, use a generic List.

var sorted : List.<PostEffectsBase> = new List.<PostEffectsBase>();

Also, since in your previous question you had trouble with missing variables, make sure that order is actually located in PostEffectsBase - You also now have to change any sorted.[Ll]ength to sorted.Count