[Kenny365]

I get the following error when trying to compile, how do I fix it?

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C:\Users\User\Desktop\test\pawno\include\audio.inc (46) : error 021: symbol already defined: "Audio_SetPosition" Pawn compiler 3.2.3664 Copyright © 1997-2006, ITB CompuPhase 1 Error.

I think this is the area where the error is coming from, it's the only places where 'Audio_SetPosition' is used in it:

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forward SendAudioToPlayer(playerid, audioid, volume, seek); public SendAudioToPlayer(playerid, audioid, volume, seek) { if(IsPlayerConnected(playerid)) { if(Audio_IsClientConnected(playerid)) { new localhandle = Audio_Play(playerid,audioid,false,false,false); Audio_SetVolume(playerid, localhandle, volume); Audio_SetPosition(playerid, localhandle, seek); } else { return 1; } } return 1; } SendAudioToRange(audioid, volume, seek, Float, Float:y, Float:z, Float:range) { if(audiohandleglobal >= 99) { audiohandleglobal = 0; } else { audiohandleglobal++; } foreach(Player, i) { if(IsPlayerConnected(i)) { if(Audio_IsClientConnected(i)) { if(IsPlayerInRangeOfPoint(i,range,x,y,z)) { new localhandle = Audio_Play(i,audioid,false,false,false); Audio_Set3DPosition(i, localhandle, x, y, z, range); Audio_SetVolume(i, localhandle, volume); Audio_SetPosition(i, localhandle, seek); audiohandle[i][audiohandleglobal] = localhandle; } } } } return audiohandleglobal; } stock SendAudioURLToRange(url[], volume, seek, Float, Float:y, Float:z, Float:range) { if(audiohandleglobal >= 99) { audiohandleglobal = 0; } else { audiohandleglobal++; } foreach(Player, i) { if(IsPlayerConnected(i)) { if(Audio_IsClientConnected(i)) { if(IsPlayerInRangeOfPoint(i,range,x,y,z)) { new localhandle = Audio_PlayStreamed(i,url,false,false,false); Audio_Set3DPosition(i, localhandle, x, y, z, range); Audio_SetVolume(i, localhandle, volume); Audio_SetPosition(i, localhandle, seek); audiohandle[i][audiohandleglobal] = localhandle; } } } } return audiohandleglobal; }

[AnnaSB]

It seems that you use two includes that have defined a same function name, please post your script's header.
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