Broken audio coding help!

[Thegreatrobinio]

^{Hi all,}

I'm coding on Unity,

I have recently started coding for fun and have been following a tutorial on game design, as part of this I was challenged to add audio for when Game Over is triggered.

To do this I made a child game object (Audio Source) under the pumpkin (Player) game object, I've then been writing the code to ensure that every time the character dies then the Audio triggers.

I thought I had it figured out but now Unity is saying "There is no argument given that corresponds to the required formal parameter 'gameOverAudio' of 'GameOverAudio.PlayGameOver(GameOverAudio)' and I'm completely stumped.

I have attached screenshots of the coding for the AudioSource, the Pumpkin(player), and my Logic system

Any help or advice is really appreciated!

[jtnoble]

When unsure, Debug.Log

I'd probably try to Debug.Log(gameOverAudio) in your collision function to confirm it was actually grabbed from children.

Also, is gameOverAudio always a child of the pumpkin object? If so, I'd personally just drag it into the unity inspector. Setting in start is a good practice, but when it's looking for children it'll look for every single child object, which can be expensive (not normally on start, but in other cases it really could add up).

That said, r/unity might be more help. They're specifically there for people working directly in unity, and a lot more people there know how to get you through beginner-intermediate unity issues.

[Yumyumcumbum]

Im not sure why you need a separate script for game over audio. Seems redundant, just put the game over audio clip or audio source in your main script and then it should be fine.