Fish doesn't move

#1 Before you give us the code, let us see the contents of your console.

(Browse to the project directory and either copy/paste the contents of console.log in a reply, or (preferably, if it's a large amount that shows up) put it on pastebin.com and link us).

Things to check:
Make sure that you didn't typo the name of the class in script (make sure that all of the function FishClass::whatever() is named properly)

Make sure that you actually applied the class to the fish object in the editor

Make sure that the code is in a file that is actually being loaded by the game.

#2 I hope I did this right: http://pastebin.com/m38eac6ea

#3 Thanks man, I figured it out. It was a type :(
Sorry to waste your time. This is my second attempt at the program and the first time I didn't realize that notepad was a bad idea to type the scripts in so I finally switched over to torsion and that seemed to help. Anyway, I appreciate your effort. Thanks.

#4 Just thought I'd add that Notepad while inferior to Torsion isn't necessarily a bad idea per se. In fact, many of the people working at GG now began using notepad for scripting.

#5 Well that's funny because when I started using Torsion the game mechanics worked. However, when I used notepad it didn't seem to work. Obviously, it's me that isn't familiar with torque game builder. Now I can't get the random fish food to work, it continues to drop in the same spot.
Thanks for your time!

#6 I used to use notepad for all my Torquescript back in the day, though Torsion is a huge improvement :)