I was trying to rebuild the First Shooter Template line by line but I get 'CrosshairTexObj': undeclared identifier

Development Programming & Scripting
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As the title says. I was writing line by line the crosshair part of the First Person Shooter Template and I get this error: ‘CrosshairTexObj’: undeclared identifier.

In the template it is written as CrosshiarTexObj and I wrote it as CrosshairTexObj but I still get the same error either way. Anybody that can give me a lead?
Edit: Here is the Crosshair.cpp

// Fill out your copyright notice in the Description page of Project Settings.

#include "RandomHungerOfGames.h"
#include "CrossHair.h"
#include "Engine/Canvas.h"
#include "TextureResource.h"
#include "CanvasItem.h"

ACrosshair::ACrosshair()
{
	static ConstructorHelpers::FObjectFinder<UTexture2D> CrosshairTextObj(TEXT("/Game/Textures/cross_cross"));
	CrosshairTex = CrosshairTexObj.Object;
}

void ACrosshair::DrawHUD()
{
	Super::DrawHUD();
	const FVector2D Center(Canvas->ClipX*0.5f, Canvas->ClipY*0.5f);
	const FVector2D CrosshairDrawPosition((Center.X - (CrosshairTex->GetSurfaceWidth()*0.5)),
										  (Center.Y - (CrosshairTex->GetSurfaceHeight()*0.5)));
	FCanvasTileItem TileItem(CrosshairDrawPosition, CrosshairTex->Resource, FLinearColor::White);
	TileItem.BlendMode = SE_BLEND_Translucent;
	Canvas->DrawItem(TileItem);
}
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Hello SillyMind69,

Do you have an asset at that directory (Game/Textures/cross_cross) for the FObjectFinder function to find? If you don’t have an asset there with that name, the FObjectFinder function won’t know what to do and won’t create the variable, so the next line becomes invalid.

Edit: Actually, that wouldn’t cause an issue at compile time. I just noticed the actual problem. In your FObjectFinder function call, you’re naming it “CrosshairTextObj” with Text instead of Tex. You’ll need to remove that extra T so that it matches up with the next line.