[SOLVED] CSG.toMesh works in Javascript not in Typescript

[JohnK]

Working on the new multi-user challenge using Endel's template and thank you to Endel for helping me use it. To start with I built a single user project locally using Javascript and everything works well. On transferring the code to main.ts in client folder in the template I get  the following error for line 94, other lines OK

main.ts:94:15
Supplied parameters do not match any signature of call target.

 

code is

 92  var subCSG = baseCSG.subtract(drillsCSG);
 93
 94  holder[i] = subCSG.toMesh("holder" + i, new BABYLON.StandardMaterial("mat", scene), scene);

 

so line 94 works OK in Javascript but not in Typescript - any idea why?

[Kesshi]

toMesh expects 4 parameters: https://github.com/BabylonJS/Babylon.js/blob/master/src/Mesh/babylon.csg.ts#L594
so just at a false or true after the scene parameter

[JohnK]

@Kesshi thank you. I understand you can get away with in Javascript but because Typescript is strict you need all parameters. Since all the examples I found were in Javascript and didn't have the last parameter I was fooled.

[Kesshi]

I don't know which IDE / editor for Typescript you are using but the editor should actually show you the expected parameters + data type for each function. 

[JohnK]

Visual Studio Code and yes it does do as you say. Was just to lazy to read it properly will do so in future.