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Trying to make a cash giver that only works once per person. Can anyone help me?
Hi, I'm trying to make a cash giver for advanced tycoon but I need it to only work once per person so if I use it another person can use it right after but I can't. Sorry if that's confusing help appreciate! Here is the script I have right now what should I change I'm a beginner scripter local ting = 0 --debouncer
function onTouched(hit)
01 | if ting == 0 then --debounce check |
02 | ting = 1 --activate debounce |
03 | check = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") --Find the human that touched the button |
04 |
05 | if check ~= nil then --If a human is found, then |
06 |
07 | local user = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent) --get player from touching human |
08 | local stats = user:findFirstChild("leaderstats") --Find moneyholder |
09 |
10 | if stats ~= nil then --If moneyholder exists then |
11 | local cash = stats:findFirstChild("Cash") --Get money |
12 | cash.Value = cash.Value +100 --increase amount of money by the number displayed here (5000) |
13 | wait(0) |
14 | --wait-time before button works again |
15 | end |
16 |
17 | end |
18 |
19 | ting = 0 --remove debounce |
20 | end |
end
script.Parent.Touched:connect(onTouched)
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instead of "ting" as an int you would use ting as a table and use the player's name or userId as the key and the number (0 or 1) as the value SerpentineKing 3885 — 5y
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im sorry but that made no sense to me im a beginner scripter. matty123465 11 — 5y
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Why are you making "ting" an int and not a boolean? This just wastes memory(although at your level you shouldn't worry about that stuff yet). brokenVectors 525 — 4y
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01 | local users = {} --Empty table |
02 | local debounce = false --A simpler debounce, in my opinion ;) |
03 | function onTouched(hit) |
04 |
05 | if not debounce then --If debounce is false... |
06 | debounce = true --Debounce! |
07 | hum = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") --Find the human that touched the button |
08 |
09 | if check then --If there's a humanoid |
10 |
11 | local plr = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent) |
12 | if plr then --If a player touched it, |
13 | local found |
14 | for i, plr_name in pairs(users) do --Loops through the users table |
15 | if plr_name == plr.Name then --If the entry matches the player's name, |
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instead of just giving the code right away, tell them how they'd approach the problem and what kind of functions to use. otherwise they'll just keep coming here expecting to be spoonfed. brokenVectors 525 — 4y