Path finding becomes a mess after migrating to AS

I succesfully implemented character movement in my proyect a few days ago, yesterday, I was trying to migrate the code to AngeScript, but it doesnt works. The character moves just in a slightly approximate direction to the click point and goes beyond it.
Here is my code:

navMesh = gameScene.GetComponent("NavigationMesh");
if (input.mouseButtonPress[MOUSEB_LEFT]){
			IntVector2 pos = input.mousePosition;
			Ray cameraRay = cam.gameCamera.GetScreenRay(pos.x / graphics.width, pos.y / graphics.height);
			RayQueryResult result = gameScene.octree.RaycastSingle(cameraRay, RAY_TRIANGLE, 300, DRAWABLE_GEOMETRY);
			if (result.drawable !is null)	{
        Vector3 hitPos = result.position;
				Vector3 pathPos = navMesh.FindNearestPoint(hitPos, Vector3(1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f));
				player.MoveTo(navMesh, pathPos);
			}
		}

Character update function:

[code] void Update(float timeStep)
{
if (currentPath.length > 0) {
animCtrl.PlayExclusive(“Models/Jack_Walk.ani”,0,true);
Vector3 nextWaypoint = currentPath[0]; // NB: currentPath[0] is the next waypoint in order

  // Rotate Jack toward next waypoint to reach and move. Check for not overshooting the target
  float move = 4.0f * timeStep;
		float distance = (node.position - nextWaypoint).length;
    if (move > distance)
        move = distance;

    node.LookAt(nextWaypoint, Vector3(0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f));
    node.Translate(Vector3(0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f) * move);

    // Remove waypoint if reached it
    if ((node.position - nextWaypoint).length < 0.1)
        currentPath.Erase(0);
}

}[/code]

The navigation mesh is generated in the editor. I ported to AS from my C++ code using AS skeletal sample as guide, but seems I missed something here.

Your player.MoveTo() function may conflict with node.Translate in Update().

Hmm, Update is supposed to be called every frame and displace character if there is a path. MoveTo is called when player clicks and takes care of generating the path, should not be called more unless player clicks again.

Did you check with debug geometry (navMesh.DrawDebugGeometry(true) if your destination and path are OK?

I did now, and seems to be ok, sane as displayed in editor. I also noticed something, while the character is moving, clicks are ignored. It seems like the navmesh is fine, but the click coordinates are the ones causing the problem.

You are a genius. Indeed, in the C++ code there is a (float) cast, but I removed it because I didnt knew the syntax in AS. And seems that it was in fron of my eyes, there in the sample. Now it works perfectly. Thanks a lot.