Getting (at random) !CompareApproximately error.

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At random the error

!CompareApproximately (det, 1.0F, .005f)
UnityEditor.SceneView:.ctor()

will pop into the console (not playing, no other code errors). Clearing the error and playing works fine until it pops up again.

A forum/answer search turned up some transform stuff but nothing for sceneview.

Any ideas? I am assuming ctor is short for constructor, which would indicate a class constructor, maybe? The only class I have added recently is:

class objectState {
   var timeStamp: double; //EDIT: changed from float to double for T-shoot, same error
   var savedPos: Vector3;
   var savedRot: Quaternion;
}
function OnSerializeNetworkView ( infoStream: BitStream, infoSender: NetworkMessageInfo ) {
   if ( infoStream.isWriting ) {
      //input code is here, stripped for relevance
   } else {
      //other lerp code here, stripped for relevance
      var currentState: objectState;
      currentState.timeStamp = infoSender.timestamp; //nullref here
   }
}

Which I am debugging in another thread, but I didn’t include a constructor function.

EDIT: Added a constructor function and fixed my own nullref from other thread. Not sure if this fixed the compareapproximately error, since it’s at random.

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I had the same problem, I took out my lerp code and it stopped. Check your inputs for your lerp code, that is where my problem was.