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Ran into this again but this time with variables. While testing something I created a variable named time. For some reason the creation stopped working. Opening devtools reveled the following JavaScript error.
VM374:20 Uncaught TypeError: time.every is not a function
at eval (eval at runInContext (index-7728810b.js:1), <anonymous>:20:8)
at t.fire (emitter-0ed5874e.js:1)
at ApplicationModule._start (index-7728810b.js:1)
at ApplicationModule.executeLifecycleStep (index-7728810b.js:1)
at index-7728810b.js:1
at Array.forEach (<anonymous>)
at AppModules._runModuleLifecycleStep (index-7728810b.js:1)
at AppModules.afterRun (index-7728810b.js:1)
at Runner._onRunningStateChange (index-7728810b.js:1)
at index-7728810b.js:1
My variable overwrites with the time object used in the output JavaScript. This is what was produced by the editor:
var time;
time.every(1, 'frames', function() {
...
})
If you rename a part to a name that already exists in the toolbox (i.e. Math) it:
Lerp
) because the functions now appear to map the newly renamed part, which doesn’t have aLerp
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