View Script Execution Order?

[FinlayHanlon]

Hi new here,

I’m trying to apply a basic gun script to my gun (Obviously), but i need to edit the options/ Execution order for this script once i have applied it to my gun, but for some reason i’m only getting this:

When i should actually be getting this (Taken from my tutorial video):

Am i doing something wrong here? I’ve tried everything, draging it onto the model, dragging it on the screen, using the ‘Add Component’ button, none of this is working because i’m getting the same thing! Here is the script i’m using:

    var cameraObject : GameObject;
    @HideInInspector
    var targetXRotation : float;
    @HideInInspector
    var targetYRotation : float;
    @HideInInspector
    var targetXRotationV : float;
    @HideInInspector
    var targetYRotationV : float;
     
    var rotateSpeed : float = 0.3;
     
    var holdHeight : float = -0.5;
    var holdSide : float = 0.5;
    var racioHipHold : float = 1;
    var hipToAimSpeed : float = 0.1;
    @HideInInspector
    var racioHipHoldV : float;
     
    var aimRacio : float = 0.4;
     
    var zoomAngle : float = 30;
     
    var fireSpeed : float = 15;
    @HideInInspector
    var waitTilNextFire : float = 0;
    var bullet : GameObject;
    var bulletSpawn : GameObject;
     
    var shootAngleRandomizationAiming : float = 5;
    var shootAngleRandomizationNotAiming : float = 15;
     
    var recoilAmount : float = 0.5;
    var recoilRecoverTime : float = 0.2;
    @HideInInspector
    var currentRecoilZPos : float;
    @HideInInspector
    var currentRecoilZPosV : float;
     
     
    function Update ()
    {
        if (Input.GetButton("Fire1"))
        {
            if (waitTilNextFire <= 0)
            {
                if (bullet)
                    Instantiate(bullet,bulletSpawn.transform.position, bulletSpawn.transform.rotation);
                targetXRotation += (Random.value - 0.5) * Mathf.Lerp(shootAngleRandomizationAiming, shootAngleRandomizationNotAiming, racioHipHold);
                targetYRotation += (Random.value - 0.5) * Mathf.Lerp(shootAngleRandomizationAiming, shootAngleRandomizationNotAiming, racioHipHold);
                currentRecoilZPos -= recoilAmount;
                waitTilNextFire = 1;
            }
        }
        waitTilNextFire -= Time.deltaTime * fireSpeed;
     
        currentRecoilZPos = Mathf.SmoothDamp( currentRecoilZPos, 0, currentRecoilZPosV, recoilRecoverTime);
     
        cameraObject.GetComponent(MouseLookScript).current  TargetCameraAngle = zoomAngle;
     
        if (Input.GetButton("Fire2")){
            cameraObject.GetComponent(MouseLookScript).current  AimRacio = aimRacio;
            racioHipHold = Mathf.SmoothDamp(racioHipHold, 0, racioHipHoldV, hipToAimSpeed);}
        if (Input.GetButton("Fire2") == false){
            cameraObject.GetComponent(MouseLookScript).current  AimRacio = 1;
            racioHipHold = Mathf.SmoothDamp(racioHipHold, 1, racioHipHoldV, hipToAimSpeed);}
     
        transform.position = cameraObject.transform.position + (Quaternion.Euler(0,targetYRotation,0) * Vector3(holdSide * racioHipHold, holdHeight * racioHipHold, 0) + Quaternion.Euler(targetXRotation, targetYRotation, 0) * Vector3(0,0,currentRecoilZPos));
       
        targetXRotation = Mathf.SmoothDamp( targetXRotation, cameraObject.GetComponent(MouseLookScript).xRotation, targetXRotationV, rotateSpeed);
        targetYRotation = Mathf.SmoothDamp( targetYRotation, cameraObject.GetComponent(MouseLookScript).yRotation, targetYRotationV, rotateSpeed);
       
        transform.rotation = Quaternion.Euler(targetXRotation, targetYRotation, 0);
    }

The new unity is so confusing sometimes! Please Help ASAP!

PS - When i remove @HideInInspector from all of the times it appears it still doesnt display in the inspector

[Errorsatz]

Is your script compiling without errors? If there’s an error in compiling, it won’t update the properties in the inspector.

[FinlayHanlon]

I’m getting these three errors crop up:

How do i fix these?

[Eric5h5]

Correct the syntax errors in your script. Usually “insert a semicolon” errors mean that the compiler is completely confused and doesn’t know how to parse your code at all. (Although occasionally it happens that you actually did leave a semicolon off at the end.)

–Eric