Help: Cant find error in code. Would be nice if you could help me

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Hi. Im having a problem… been doing a tutorial on youtube. All was fine 'till the end of it when i keep getting this error.

“IndentationError: expected an indented block
Python script error - object ‘gameCamera’, controller ‘Python’:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “main.py”, line 2, in <module>
SystemError: <built-in function bpy_import_meth> returned NULL without setting an error
Blender Game Engine Finished”

have checked the code several times and cant see whats wrong. So i was something a couple of extra eyes could figure it out

here is the script

import bge

def create_object(position, square):
scene = bge.logic.getCurrentScene()
cont = bge.logic.getCurrentController()
own = cont.owner
turn = own [“turn”]

if turn == 0:
    bge.logic.globalDict["field"] = ['0', '0', '0', '0', '0', '0', '0', '0', '0']

field = bge.logic.globalDict["field"]

if turn % 2 == 1:
    object = "cross"
    symbol = 'x'
else:
    object = "circle"
    symbol = 'o'
if field[square] == '0':
    object = scene.addObject(object, "grid", 0)
    object.localPosition = position
    own["turn"] = turn +1
    bge.logic.globalDict["field"][square] = symbol

print ('object_created')

return

def check_for_win(square):

cont =  bge.logic.getCurrentController()
own = cont.owner
field = bge.logic.globalDict["field"]

check_col = square % 3
check_row = int (square / 3) * 3

if field[check_col] == field [check_col + 3] and field[check_col] == field[check_col + 6]:
    return "winner_"+field[check_col]

if field[check_row] == field[check_row + 1] and field[check_row] == field [check_row + 2]:
    return "winner_"+field[check_row]

if square % 2 == 0:
    if field[0] == field[4] and field[0] == field[8]:
    return "winner_"+field[square]
    if field[2] == field[4] and field[2] == field[6]:
    return "winner_"+field[square]

if own["turn"] == 8:
    return "draw"

return "None"
2

Don’t know if your formatting was lost when you pasted it to this site, but do you indent all of the lines inside each function definition? Do you also further indent the lines following if/else lines?

3

Welll that how the tutorial was. Mostly if/else statements through out the tutorial. I can attach the blend file if you want to take a closer look
And also what do you mean by the format might be was lost?

4

I fixed it… dony know what was wrong, but i rewrote the code and it works fine now