So I'm at the end of my turn-based combat script, and one of the most crucial features isn't working: the player actually winning when he kills the enemy.

I have 2 in pairs loops and when the player kills the enemy, it's supposed to do this code. (The Below code is the in pairs loop)

for i,v in pairs(game.Workspace:GetChildren()) do
		local CurrentEnemyName = CombatGui.CurrentEnemyName
		if v == CurrentEnemyName.Value then
			local enemy = v
			local eHumanoid = enemy:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
			
			if eHumanoid.Health == 0 then
				Status.Value = "You Won!"
		
	
				print(Status.Value)
				wait(5)	
	
				enemy:BreakJoints()
				CombatGui.Enabled = false
				CombatGui.Parent.PlayerHealth.Enabled = false
				
				gainHealth.Visible = true
				takeDamage.Visible = true
				
				Hum.Health = 100
				Status.Value = ""
				
				wait(5)
				enemy:Destroy()
				debounce=false
			end
			
			if eHumanoid.Health <0 then
				eHumanoid.Health = 0
			end
	end
end

If ya'll have any idea why it won't register, please tell me. Thanks.

Anonymous

1 comment

0

Where do you call the loop? if you called it before the instance you want in the game has been placed there, then it would not be registered as one of the "v"

Anonymous#