Converting C# to JS...

[Tofudude624]

Hi there. I tried converting this script C# into JS (that is what I am more familiar with), but I ran into some problems. What did I do wrong? Thanks

Original C#

public class SinWaveMover : MonoBehaviour

{

    void Start()

    {

        m_centerPosition = transform.position;

    }

    

    void Update()

    {

        float deltaTime = Time.deltaTime;

        

        // Move center along x axis

        m_centerPosition.x += deltaTime * m_speed;

        

        // Update degrees

        float degreesPerSecond = 360.0f / m_period;

        m_degrees = Mathf.Repeat(m_degrees + (deltaTime * degreesPerSecond), 360.0f);

        float radians = m_degrees * Mathf.Deg2Rad;

        

        // Offset by sin wave

        Vector3 offset = new Vector3(0.0f, m_amplitude * Mathf.Sin(radians), 0.0f);

        transform.position = m_centerPosition + offset;

    }

    

    Vector3 m_centerPosition;

    float m_degrees;

    

    [SerializeField]

    float m_speed = 1.0f;

    

    [SerializeField]

    float m_amplitude = 1.0f;

    

    [SerializeField]

    float m_period = 1.0f;

}

My JS

function Update(){

        var m_centerPosition = transform.position;

        deltaTime = Time.deltaTime;

        // Move center along x axis
        m_centerPosition.x += deltaTime * m_speed;

        // Update degrees
        float degreesPerSecond = 360.0f / m_period;
        m_degrees = Mathf.Repeat(m_degrees + (deltaTime * degreesPerSecond), 360.0f);

 

       radians = m_degrees * Mathf.Deg2Rad;
        
        // Offset by sin wave
        Vector3 offset = new Vector3(0.0f, m_amplitude * Mathf.Sin(radians), 0.0f);
        transform.position = m_centerPosition + offset;
        Vector3 m_centerPosition;
        
        float m_degrees;
        [SerializeField]
        float m_speed = 1.0f;
        [SerializeField]
        float m_amplitude = 1.0f;
        [SerializeField]
        float m_period = 1.0f;

}

[deltamish]

Hi i have edited the script a bit hope it helps

 //Notes///

///Note in C# float x; //this is private variable i.e. it doent show up in inspector to make it show up use public float x;

//in JavaScript var x:float;  //the same goes for all Transform,int,Vector3,Vector2 ..etc        Note this is already a public variable so "var" i as same as typing "public var"  

//Inorder to make it into a private one just use private var


function Start()
 
{
 
m_centerPosition = transform.position;
 
}
 
 
 
function Update()
 
{
 
//var deltaTime:float = Time.deltaTime;//notice the change i made
 
 
 
// Move center along x axis
 
//m_centerPosition.x += deltaTime * m_speed;// WHY DO YOU want to define a variable and use it instead directly use

m_centerPosition.x += Time.deltaTime * m_speed;
 
 
 
// Update degrees
 
var degreesPerSecond:float = 360.0f / m_period;
 
m_degrees = Mathf.Repeat(m_degrees + (deltaTime * degreesPerSecond), 360.0f);
 
var radians:float = m_degrees * Mathf.Deg2Rad;
 
 
 
// Offset by sin wave
 
var offset:Vector3 = Vector3(0.0f, m_amplitude * Mathf.Sin(radians), 0.0f);
 
transform.position = m_centerPosition + offset;
 
}
 
 
var m_centerPosition:Vector3;
 
var m_degrees:float;
 
 
@SerializeField
 
private var m_speed:float = 1.0f;
 
 
 
@SerializeField
 
private var m_amplitude:float = 1.0f;
 
 
 
@SerializeField
 
private var m_period:float = 1.0f;