Right, that line of code is correct now. But it took a lot of time for many people to get you there. I think it’s great that you’re learning and people here are super helpful, but I would really recommend you try and learn how to properly ask a question. It will be really useful, because:
a) It will make it easier for the helpers to understand what you need help with, giving you a better answer; and
b) You might often end up answering the question yourself while preparing the question.
Take a look at these examples:
- Creating tilemaps through factories does not update collision for programmatically changed tiles
- Change camera pivot point
They are great because they tell a story, and include pictures and detailed descriptions. You should describe your project, what you want to happen, what actually happens, what you have done so far, what you think might be wrong, etc. Include screenshots and code snippets. If that feels like too much effort, then think about the people that have to answer your question by guessing about all of those points.
My suggestion would be to take some time to write out a proper question about your situation, because the people helping you here are still guessing about your issues.