[JASS] Camera Error

[Avator]

For some reason I get an error when saving that says 1 of my new camera's is wrong. 'Expected a variable name' for the camera itself and 'Expected a name' for all the camera setting (Position, height, angle, roll, etc.).
Does anybody know what the hell is wrong with that camera? Along with that camera, I made another camera, but the other camera doesn't give any errors!

For those who need the info, this is what the error shows that the problem lines are:

    set gg_cam_Captain_1 = CreateCameraSetup(  )
    call CameraSetupSetField( gg_cam_Captain_1, CAMERA_FIELD_ZOFFSET, 700.0, 0.0 )
    call CameraSetupSetField( gg_cam_Captain_1, CAMERA_FIELD_ROTATION, 186.1, 0.0 )
    call CameraSetupSetField( gg_cam_Captain_1, CAMERA_FIELD_ANGLE_OF_ATTACK, 0.0, 0.0 )
    call CameraSetupSetField( gg_cam_Captain_1, CAMERA_FIELD_TARGET_DISTANCE, 350.0, 0.0 )
    call CameraSetupSetField( gg_cam_Captain_1, CAMERA_FIELD_ROLL, 0.0, 0.0 )
    call CameraSetupSetField( gg_cam_Captain_1, CAMERA_FIELD_FIELD_OF_VIEW, 120.0, 0.0 )
    call CameraSetupSetField( gg_cam_Captain_1, CAMERA_FIELD_FARZ, 10000.0, 0.0 )
    call CameraSetupSetDestPosition( gg_cam_Captain_1, -5799.8, -5045.1, 0.0 )

EDIT: Help is no longer needed. I had to shut down WE and when I opened it again the camera was still there (now also selectable in triggers) and no errors occurred anymore. I guess it was just a WE bug. Strange, but it's over now

 

[Day-Elven]

Use [ jass][ /jass] for the codes like this please.

Is the name of "gg_cam_Captain_1" variable correct?
If the variable is global and you've created it in the variable editor, you should use "udg_" prefix.

 

[Avator]

It wasn't written in a JASS trigger it was just an error like every 'Expected a name' error. I know these translate it into JASS or something similar, but that's no real biggy.

Also: The camera is NOT a trigger. All I did with it was creating the camera and it gave this error. It wasn't used in any trigger and not placed in any variable. I didn't made any camera variables for that matter.

All with all: The problem was probably just a temporarily WE bug, since it was gone when I restarted it as you can read in the edited part of my first post.

 

[TerraNexx]

that's why u should use WEU... ( lol I know that you hate it)

 

[Avator]

Why would I use a program with a dozen repeated bugs a day to replace my current program that had 1 accidental bug in all those years?