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hello! When compile:

gun = 102
SetVirtualResolution(GetDeviceWidth(),GetDeviceHeight())
AddVirtualJoystick( 2, GetDeviceWidth()-100, GetDeviceHeight()-100, 200 )

CreateObjectCone(gun,0.5,0.5,3)
type bullettype
x y z alive anglex angley anglez objectid
endtype
dim bullet[100] as bullettype

spr = 0
firerate = 10
fire = 0

do
shootangle# = wrap180(atanfull(GetVirtualJoystickX(2),GetVirtualJoystickY(2)))

if GetVirtualJoystickX(2) <> 0 or GetVirtualJoystickY(2) <> 0
if fire = firerate
SetObjectRotation(gun,0,shootangle#,0)

rem create a bullet
if spr = 100 then spr = 0
spr = spr + 1
createObjectBox(spr,0.1,0.1,0.1)
setObjectPosition(spr,GetObjectX(gun),GetObjectY(gun),GetObjectZ(gun))
SetObjectRotation(spr,GetObjectAngleX(gun),GetObjectAngleY(gun),GetObjectAngleZ(gun))
bullet[spr].alive = 1
bullet[spr].x = GetObjectX(gun)
bullet[spr].y = GetObjectY(gun)
bullet[spr].z = GetObjectZ(gun)
bullet[spr].anglex = GetObjectAngleX(spr)
bullet[spr].angley = GetObjectAngleY(spr)
bullet[spr].anglez = GetObjectAngleZ(spr)
fire = 0
else
fire = fire + 1
endif
endif

rem control bullet
for b=0 to 100
if bullet[b].alive=1
MoveObjectLocalZ(b,-0.5)
print (GetObjectX(b)-bullet[b].x)
print (GetObjectZ(b)-bullet[b].y)
if (GetObjectX(b)-bullet[b].x) > 20 then bullet[b].alive=0
if (GetObjectX(b)-bullet[b].x) < -20 then bullet[b].alive=0
if (GetObjectZ(b)-bullet[b].z) > 20 then bullet[b].alive=0
if (GetObjectZ(b)-bullet[b].z) < -20 then bullet[b].alive=0
else
DeleteObject(b)
endif
next b
Sync()
loop

function wrap180( v as float )
while v>180
v = v-360
endwhile
while v<-180
v = v+360
endwhile
endfunction v


Error
main.agc:7: error: Unexpected token "y"


CreateObjectCone(gun,0.5,0.5,3)
type bullettype
x y z alive anglex angley anglez objectid
endtype
dim bullet[100] as bullettype

where is the error?

I suspect that you need to put each entity name on its own line:


Also, if you want any of them to be floating point, you should explicitly set the type.

In general, for best practices in coding, you should always explicitly set the expected data type for variables or type entities. This helps avoid assumptions and helps remind you what you intended when you look at the code months or years down the line.

Thanks