"A conflict exists with inherited definition" but I never used ActionScript

[Bigmancozmo]

I can't export my animation due to the "A conflict exists with inherited definition," although I never used ActionScript (every question I found with this error they were using ActionScript). I need help fixing this, as I really don't want to restart my animation , but I can't fix this issue. I've attached my animation to help find the issue.

[Bigmancozmo]

Forgot to attach the file. Can't attach it, I'm getting an error. Here's a google drive link to the file.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_It_Z-vD0z8sLQZkYF88OE0JPgT1lsXl/view?usp=sharing

[Bigmancozmo]

Something's up with Scene 3, it's the one causing the errors.

[kglad]

enable permit debugging and paste the entire error message.

[Bigmancozmo]

Is this what you mean? I'm pretty new to Animate.

[Bigmancozmo]

I figured out a temporary solution. I have a video of Scene 3 before it was messed up, so I can edit that where Scene 3 would be.

[kglad]

so, you have no questions, now?

[Bigmancozmo]

wdym? I still need help fixing my issue. I tried doing right click -> go to source on the error, but nothing showed up.

[kglad]

is permit debugging ticked?

[Bigmancozmo · Accepted solution]

Figured out my issue! After some researching, some people had an error where it mentioned "root." Where theirs mentioned "root," mine mentioned "name." I found that I had a layer called "name." Renaming it fixed my issue.

[kglad]

ok