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How could I make it do this?
I have a burning fire script and you can see it below, but I want it to burn a brick after 1 second of that brick being burnt another starts with the previous one still going. Is there any way to do this? Here is my script below:
for i,v in pairs(script.Parent:GetChildren()) do
if v.ClassName == "Part" or v.ClassName == "WedgePart" or v.ClassName == "CornerWedgePart" or v.ClassName == "TrussPart" or v.ClassName == "Seat" or v.ClassName == "VehicleSeat" or v.ClassName == "SkateboardPlatform" or v.ClassName == "UnionOperation" or v.ClassName == "NegateOperation" then
fire = v:FindFirstChild("Fire")
if fire == nil then
f = Instance.new("Fire",v)
f.Color = Color3.new(255,128,0)
f.SecondaryColor = Color3.new(255,0,0)
f.Enabled = true
f.Heat = 15
f.Size = 20
wait(2)
v.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Reddish brown")
v.Material = "CorrodedMetal"
wait(3)
v.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Black")
wait(5)
repeat wait(0.1) f.Size = f.Size - 1 until f.Size == 2
v.Anchored = false
else
fire.Color = Color3.new(255,128,0)
fire.SecondaryColor = Color3.new(255,0,0)
fire.Enabled = true
fire.Heat = 15
fire.Size = 20
wait(2)
v.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Reddish brown")
v.Material = "CorrodedMetal"
wait(3)
v.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Black")
wait(5)
repeat wait(0.1) fire.Size = fire.Size - 1 until fire.Size == 2
v.Anchored = false
end
if v ~= nil then
wait(5)
v:remove()
end
end
end
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Is BasePart a valid instance? EzraNehemiah_TF2 3552 — 9y
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I just see it in other scripts, I just put it there to be sure if there is a 'BasePart' it burns aswell, but the script works with it... General_Scripter 425 — 9y
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Also: BasePart is mainly used for the IsA() method, because although an Instance's ClassName will never be 'BasePart', If you do instance:IsA("BasePart") then it will return true no matter if the instance is a part, wedge, or corner wedge. Perci1 4988 — 9y
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I added more part names, does anyone have any way to do what I asked or not? General_Scripter 425 — 9y
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You're using Size incorrectly on line 31. Size is a Vector3 value because it has height, width, and depth. However, you're treating it like a number value. Try this:
repeat wait(0.1) f.Size = f.Size - Vector3.new(1,1,1) until f.Size <= Vector3.new(2,2,2) --I used less than or equal to just in case it doesn't equal 2,2,2 EXACTLY, it still should work.
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f is the fire, not a brick however it's meant to be fire not f, fixed it now but not what I was asking for! General_Scripter 425 — 9y