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Hi everyone! I have been messing around with unity for quite a while now and a got a snag in my script for a mario galaxy type faux gravity.

Script : 

//Attach this script to objects you want to be affected by FauxGravity
// this is the thing we're gravitationally attracted to
var attractor : FauxGravityAttractor;

// are we touching the surface?
var grounded : int;

function Start () {
    rigidbody.WakeUp();
    rigidbody.useGravity = false;
}

// obviously this is crude since we might want to be able to stand on (and jump off) random objects
// should probably filter based on tag in future

function OnCollisionEnter (c : Collision) {
    if( c.gameObject.layer == 10 ){
        grounded ++;
    }
}

function OnCollisionExit (c : Collision) {
    if( c.gameObject.layer == 10 && grounded > 0 ){
        grounded --;
    }
}

function FixedUpdate () {
    if(attractor){
        attractor.Attract(this);
    }
}

@script RequireComponent(Rigidbody)

I keep getting an error saying---- The best overload for the method 'FauxGravityAttractor.Attract(FauxGravityBody)' is not compatible with the argument list '(FauxGravityBody2)'. OR---- Fauxgravity Attractor Does Not Denote A Valid Type.

could someone help me with this snag? Thanks!

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It looks like you renamed your script from 'FauxGravityBody' to 'FauxGravtiyBody2'. Either rename it back or change the definition of the Attract function to take a FauxGravityBody2.