1 Answer. you need to create an instance for accessing the methods declared in another class. in your case you have created method pauseCapturing() as an non-static method hence need an instance to call it.
Note : if the method is declared as a static then you can use class name to access it..
This error is telling you that the Collision class does not have a method called GetComponent, and that there is no accessible extension method with this name that can be used on a Collision object.
In Unity, the Collision class is used to represent a collision between two objects in the physics engine..
1 Answer. you need to create an instance for accessing the methods declared in another class. in your case you have created method pauseCapturing() as an non-static method hence need an instance to call it.
Note : if the method is declared as a static then you can use class name to access it..
The following example generates CS1061 because Person does not have a DisplayName method.
It does have a method that is called WriteName.
Perhaps that is what the author of this source code meant to write.
Anytime you get a compiler error the first thing you should consider is to lookup up the error code in a search engine.
From CS0106 the rules are provided.
The forth bullet point is clear on this.
Access modifiers are not allowed on a local function.
Local functions are always private.
Move the method outside of the parent method ( Start () ).
'type' does not contain a definition for 'name' and no accessible extension method 'name' accepting a first argument of type 'type' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?).
1.Make sure you typed the member name correctly.
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This error occurs when you try to call a method or access a class member that does not exist.
The following example generates CS1061 because Person does not have a DisplayName method.
It does have a method that is called WriteName.
Perhaps that is what the author of this source code meant to write.
try to understand the error messages you are getting from the compiler.
Your error message indicates that you are trying to use an object in your code that is not properly referenced.
This is common and you should get used to resolving this.
