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i am modifying the inventory system made by brackeys. https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/10384

Now i want to define a c# script into a variable inside the character.js file. It looks like this:

var keyScript = Clone.GetComponent.<Key>();

It gives me an error, i really don't have a idea what it means. Quack?

Assets/Inventory/Scripts/Character.js(180,52): BCE0138: 'quack' is not a generic definition.

My key script is in the standard assets folder. This prevented some errors

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put on hold as off-topic by Byte56♦ 2 days ago

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This sounds more like a general programming issue than a game development specific question. It would be a better fit for stackoverflow most likely. Further, I suggest you actually include the line that your error message is complaining about. –  Byte56♦ 2 days ago
    
Are you sure what you posted is line 180? Because the error message specifies a problem on line 180, and that looks like you accidentally wrote "quack" somewhere in your code. –  jhocking 2 days ago
    
Yes, i'm sure that that piece of code is on line 180. When i comment it out my error message disappears. I've used CTRL + F to searcf for quack but no results. Byte56 the line i included is the actual line that gives the error. Should i include more code? –  joel 2 days ago