FundMe Lesson 3 Sending Eth through a function issue

[rikachet1]

During the Lesson 3 FundMe project, I seem to not be able to deploy a contract with ether.

I followed the steps as the video, but when I set 2 Ether as the value then deploy the contract, it says "creation of FundMe errored: Error occurred: revert."

I've asked ChatGPT and it said to add "constructor() payable {}". This solution allowed me to deploy with 2 Eth, but when I clicked "fund" button/ABI, the above error still occurred.

Here's the FundMe Contract script:

contract FundMe {    
    //payable - contracts can hold money like a wallet
    function fund() public payable {
        //Allow users to send $
        //Have a minimum $ sent
        // 1. How do we send ETH to this contract
        //require forces users to pay a minimum of 1 eth for this transaction
        require(msg.value > 1e18, "didn't send enough Eth"); //1e18 = 1 ETH = 1000000000000000000 wei = 1 * 1 ** 18
    }
   //function withdraw() public {}
}

[tcrin]

Hi @rikachet1,

Value (Remix IDE): Interacting with Deployed Contracts
(You can refer to the guide on how to use Remix IDE here)

You are setting Value to 2 Ether when deploying the contract, which causes the transaction to revert.

Solution:
Set Value to 0 Ether when deploying the contract.

Note:
The Value field in Remix IDE must meet the following prerequisites:

• The contract must be deployed.
• The function being called in the contract must include the payable keyword if it is intended to receive Ether.
• To avoid revert, ensure that the Value aligns with the conditions specified in the require statement inside the function.

[EngrPips]

Awesome, Keep crushing it.

[tcrin]

You're welcome! I'm glad it worked for you 🤗
Thank you for sharing the additional clarification - it’s super helpful for others who might face the same issue.

It’s great to see the community helping each other out!🚀🚀

[EngrPips]

What a great community we have here.

[saif1163]

thank you for solving that problem, im also facing that problem but i got my ans here

[EngrPips]

Awesome.