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attempt to index nil with 'aimSmooth'?

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LumpiMagDich 0

2 years ago

Edited 2 years ago

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I´m currently working on an FPS with the help of the tutorials of the YT Channel Xeradev. When I added sounds, I got an error. "Players.LumpiMagDich.PlayerScripts.Framework - Client:112: attempt to index nil with 'aimSmooth'". The lines I wrote, edited have nothing to do with the line the error gives me, wich I made days ago, and never had problems with. checked if i did something wrong, but there is nothing I found.already red it means that it is indefinined, but i dont know where my problem is.

01if isAiming and framework.viewmodel ~=nil and framework.module.canAim then
02        local offset = framework.viewmodel.AimPart.CFrame:ToObjectSpace(framework.viewmodel.PrimaryPart.CFrame)
03        aimCF = aimCF:Lerp(offset, framework.module.aimSmooth)
04        currentSwayAMT = aimSwayAMT
05    else
06        local offset = CFrame.new()
07        aimCF = aimCF:Lerp(offset, framework.module.aimSmooth) <- this is the error line
08        currentSwayAMT = swayAMT
09    end
10end)

how do i fix it? all i red under the video was to change from r6 to r15, which i did to my character, but i really dont know what to do. If the problem is rlly dum, i'm sorry, started with Lua only a week ago, so i need everything to help me. thanks the code I recently added:

01if viewmodelFolder:FindFirstChild(Item) then
02            framework.viewmodel = viewmodelFolder:FindFirstChild(Item):Clone()
03            framework.viewmodel.Parent = camera
04 
05            fireAnim = Instance.new("Animation")
06            fireAnim.Parent = framework.viewmodel
07            fireAnim.Name = "Fire"
08            fireAnim.AnimationId = framework.module.fireAnim
09            fireAnim = framework.viewmodel.AnimationController.Animator:LoadAnimation(fireAnim)
10 
11            fireSound = Instance.new("Sound")
12            fireSound.Parent = character.UpperTorso
13            fireSound.Name = "Fire"
14            fireSound.SoundId = framework.module.fireSound.SoundId
15        end

and also

1if input.UserInputType  == Enum.UserInputType.MouseButton1 then
2        if character and framework.viewmodel and framework.module then
3            fireAnim:Play()
4            character.UpperTorso.Fire:Play()
5        end
6    end
7 
8end)

if that is important

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dizzyjamison08 30

2 years ago

It looks like there is a syntax error on the indicated line. The Lerp method should be called on a CFrame object, but it appears that aimCF is not defined as a CFrame object.

You can fix this error by making sure that aimCF is defined as a CFrame object before calling the Lerp method on it. For example, you could initialize aimCF to the identity CFrame at the beginning of your code using the following line of code:

`1`	`local` `aimCF` `=` `CFrame.new()`

Alternatively, you could define aimCF as a CFrame object using the CFrame.fromEulerAnglesXYZ method, which creates a CFrame from the specified Euler angles. For example:

`1`	`local` `aimCF` `=` `CFrame.fromEulerAnglesXYZ(0,` `0,` `0)`

Once you have defined aimCF as a CFrame object, you should be able to call the Lerp method on it without any issues.

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