The name Passi does not denote a valid type (not found).

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1

Hi to all, I don’t understand this error… Before I have never had this problem… but today I’ve changed the script ‘Passi’ with another one… And I get this error… Someone can tell me why?

#pragma strict

private var showingCursor = false;
var scriptToControl : MouseLook;
var scriptToControl1 : CharacterMotor;
var scriptToControl2 : Passi;



function Start ()
{
Screen.showCursor = false;
showingCursor = false;


scriptToControl = GetComponent("MouseLook");
scriptToControl1 = GetComponent("CharacterMotor");
scriptToControl2 = GetComponent("Passi");
}






function Update () {

if(Input.GetMouseButtonDown(1)){


if(showingCursor == true){

Screen.showCursor = false;
showingCursor = false;


}

else if(showingCursor == false){

Screen.showCursor = true;
showingCursor = true;

}


//inizio disattivare script
if (scriptToControl.enabled)
scriptToControl.enabled = false;
else
scriptToControl.enabled = true;
//inizio disattivare script1
if (scriptToControl1.enabled)
scriptToControl1.enabled = false;
else
scriptToControl1.enabled = true;
//inizio disattivare script2
if (scriptToControl2.enabled)
scriptToControl2.enabled = false;
else
scriptToControl2.enabled = true;
//fine disattivare script




}
}
2

See Special Folders and Script Compilation Order in the manual.

A common example is where a UnityScript file needs to reference a class defined in a C# file. You can achieve this by placing the C# file inside a Plugins folder and the UnityScript file in a non-special folder. If you don’t do this, you will get an error saying the C# class cannot be found.

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