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I have a error which I don't understand

The console shows this error :

Assets/Standard Assets/ParticleSystems/Scripts/WaterHoseParticles.cs(41,48): error CS0619: UnityEngine.ParticleCollisionEvent.collider' is obsolete:collider property is deprecated. Use colliderComponent instead, which supports Collider and Collider2D components (UnityUpgradable) -> colliderComponent'

I don't know what the problem is please help.

5 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
240,449 Points

Without seeing the code, but based solely on the error message, I'd look on line 41 of "WaterHoseParticles.cs" and try changing the term "collider" to "colliderComponent".

I didn't even open the script and there is an error I'm confused

I fixed the error though I got a new one: Assets/Scripts/Screenshot.cs(10,25): error CS0619: UnityEngine.Application.CaptureScreenshot(string, int)' is obsolete:Application.CaptureScreenshot is obsolete. Use ScreenCapture.CaptureScreenshot instead (UnityUpgradable) -> [UnityEngine] UnityEngine.ScreenCapture.CaptureScreenshot(*)'

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
240,449 Points

I'd try handling this one the same way: on line 10 of "Screenshot.cs", change "Application.CaptureScreenshot" to "ScreenCapture.CaptureScreenshot".

after changing that, five more errors came with the same issue I'm confused why they keep on coming

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
240,449 Points

It sounds like you're using s different (and non-back-compatible) version of the Unity engine from the one the code was developed on. You might see if you can still get a copy of the exact same version and install that one. Also check the Unity website in case they have some available migration packages.

Otherwise, expect to spend some time doing conversions.

i'm using 2017.3of3 that make any difference

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
240,449 Points

It's only important if it is not back-compatible with the version the code you are building was created with.