,Script problem after updating Unity

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1

I updated Unity a couple of days ago, and it seems that monodevelop is the standart editor now.
I love it ,but it finds me some strange errors in places where unitron didn’t mind. i’ve got the Radar script from Dastardly banana and it used to work great. Now it shows me an error “‘transform’ is not a member of object” , and i’ve been brain washing myself a few days trying to figure this out. I’m pretty new to Unity but i gave all i had, if someone could help me out, it’ll be greatly appreciated.

function drawBlip(go,aTexture){

   var centerPos = centerObject.position;
   var extPos 	 = go.transform.position;
   
   // first we need to get the distance of the enemy from the player
   var dist=Vector3.Distance(centerPos,extPos);
    
   var dx=centerPos.x-extPos.x; // how far to the side of the player is the enemy?
   var dz=centerPos.z-extPos.z; // how far in front or behind the player is the enemy?

Transform is not a member - Line ‘var extPos’

function DrawBlipsForEnemy(){
   // Find all game objects with tag Enemy
    
    var gos : GameObject[];
	gos = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Enemy"); 
    
   var distance = Mathf.Infinity; 
   var position = transform.position; 

   // Iterate through them

   for (var go : GameObject in gos) 
    { 
      drawBlip(go,blip);
   }
}

I tried changing ‘var go : GameObject’ and then reffering it to ‘GameObject in gos’ but it didn’t help.

2

Specify types for the parameters of the drawBlip function. It is a good practice regardless.

   function drawBlip(go : GameObject, aTexture : Texture2D)

If you don’t do that, JavaScript will assume that the arguments are of type Object, of which transform is indeed, not a member.

3

You should give your parameters a type:

function drawBlip(go : GameObject, aTexture : Texture){
    [...]
}

If you don’t specify an explicit type, the variable will be a System.Object