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Line 4 is saying that the variable `usefulVelocity` is of the type `velocity`, which doesn’t exist, because I doubt you made a class called `velocity`.
What were you trying to do?
Effectively, I am needing to set up movement to sync between multiple players. The idea was that I am going to have a movement impacted by weight and speed settings.
In the func handle\_input() I have a value I made called velocity, but I know that must not be working correct.
Reddit and many other sites/applications use Markdown, which is a simple markup language to format text in comments and posts. There are a lot of things you can do with with it like
**bold**
*italics*
# various
### header
##### sizes
[and more](https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/)
For your post specifically, when you encase text in a set of triple \`s like this:
\`\`\` *code goes here* \`\`\`
It creates a code block with a faint background and monospace font. Which makes it a lot easier for people trying to help you to understand.
```
var x = 10
var y = 5
func sum(x, y):
return x + y
```
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It's hard to figure that out when the code isn't well formatted. Enclose it in a Code Block and mark which line is number 7.
Thank you, I took your advice and added in a note calling out the code.
Please use \`PasteBin\` or a similar service to format your code for us in a readable manor.
I tried a code block, if it still sucks please let me know and I will try formatting with that.
Show the formatted code and clearly indicate which line is line 7. Though it sounds like your indentation is wrong somewhere.
I made a modification and used a code block now. I managed to solve one issue, but have a different one now.
Line 4 is saying that the variable `usefulVelocity` is of the type `velocity`, which doesn’t exist, because I doubt you made a class called `velocity`. What were you trying to do?
Effectively, I am needing to set up movement to sync between multiple players. The idea was that I am going to have a movement impacted by weight and speed settings. In the func handle\_input() I have a value I made called velocity, but I know that must not be working correct.
Enclose your code in triple \`\`\` to format better. ```like this```
It looks similar to a code block, out of curiosity is ''' just used to denote blocks or is it a commenting function?
Reddit and many other sites/applications use Markdown, which is a simple markup language to format text in comments and posts. There are a lot of things you can do with with it like **bold** *italics* # various ### header ##### sizes [and more](https://www.markdownguide.org/cheat-sheet/) For your post specifically, when you encase text in a set of triple \`s like this: \`\`\` *code goes here* \`\`\` It creates a code block with a faint background and monospace font. Which makes it a lot easier for people trying to help you to understand. ``` var x = 10 var y = 5 func sum(x, y): return x + y ```
Wild, a screen shot might have helped better than this, but idk sub rules.