I'm in the process of converting C-Script and when compiling Lite-C I get

"Error in playercar.c line 64: 'race_over' is not a member of ENTITY".

I changed these from C-Script:
//define race_over skill20;
//define counting_laps skill21;
//define laps skill22;
//define max_speed skill23;
//define min_speed skill24;
//define distance skill25;
//define scans skill26;
//define car_speed skill27;

to Lite-C according to manual but action doesn't seem to know them?

define# race_over skill20;
define# counting_laps skill21;
define# laps skill22;
define# max_speed skill23;
define# min_speed skill24;
define# distance skill25;
define# scans skill26;
define# car_speed skill27;

action players_car()
{
player = my;
my.race_over = 0;
my.counting_laps = 1;
my.laps = -1;
my.albedo = 0;
my.enable_entity = on;
my.enable_impact = on;
my.event = slowdown_player;
...
}

Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
-Bruce

It's not "define#", it's "#define". Additionally you shouldn't set semicolons at the end of defines. If the error is not resolved by that try "#define race_over skills[19]".

Oh yeah, my script shows #define, but I remembered wrong. You think not having the correct define statement is causing that error? I'm trying now...Thanks much! -Bruce

I actually had gotten the syntax correct previously, but it seems that my problem was the defines were only in the main script and not in the script where my action resides.

So my next question is why #define variable_name skillXX is not global?

My main script seems to have the necessary include:
#include "playercar.c"

Thanks again,
-Bruce

they are not variables, once compiler saw these it change all variable_name's to skillXX and compiles this way. They are not variables just name change