moveTo(), onPositionTarget() not called

Hi there,
I have read multiple threads on onPositionTarget not returning, usually there was some syntax error, I can see none here.

My issue is two fold. I am using $CamView.moveTo(), with the callback of true, for onPositionTarget. However, a. my $CamView is not moving to, depiste my echoes telling me that it is reaching the command. My $CamView object has usesPhyics set to on. ... all my variables, seen in echo are returning yet, a. the $CamView is not moving (**sceneWindow2D is mounted to CamView, but I would think that should make no difference), and b. when I set the CamView to already be in position, it should just accept that as true and forget about the move to, however the program still passes thru.

I know in these past couple of days I have been asking for very trivial help, but this is wierd. I have used moveTo and onPositionTarget() before with great success, so why would it be different here.


Maybe I need to just start a new project... edit. infact I just did with no help.

To boot, the camera mount behavior is still not working. ???

function manager_gameScene_behavior::moveCamToTop(%this)
{
	echo("manager_gameScene_behavior::moveCamToTop");
	echo("$CamView.position " @ $CamView.position);
	echo("%this.camLoadPos " @ %this.camLoadPos);
	if(t2dVectorCompare($CamView.position, %this.camLoadPos))
	{
		echo("if(t2dVectorCompare($CamView.position == %this.camLoadPos)");
		%this.loadObject();
		return;
	}

	echo("else if(t2dVectorCompare($CamView.position != %this.camLoadPos)");
	%this.camViewMoving = true;
	$CamView.moveTo(%this.camLoadPos.x, %this.camLoadPos.y, %this.camLoadSpeed, true, true, true, 0.1);
	echo("%this.camLoadPos.x " @ %this.camLoadPos.x);
	echo("%this.camLoadPos.y " @ %this.camLoadPos.y);
	echo("%this.camLoadSpeed" @ %this.camLoadSpeed);
	return;
}


function manager_gameScene_behavior::onPositionTarget(%this)
{
	echo("manager_gameScene_behavior::onPositionTarget");
	if(%this.camViewMoving == true)
	{
		%this.camViewMoving = false;
		%this.loadObject(); 
	}
}