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if statement not working properly?
I have this script that is supposed to make the player's gui visible if playing is equal to false and make it not visible if playing is equal to true but for some reason the script constantly outputs saying "playing = false" even when I make the playing value equal true? The playing value is a boolean value in a folder in the workspace
while wait() do
if game.Workspace.Values.Playing.Value == false then
print("playing = false")
script.Parent.Visible = true
else if game.Workspace.Values.Playing.Value == true then
print("playing = true")
script.Parent.Visible = false
end
end
end
Please help!
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Appropriately, it's "elseif". Ziffixture 6913 — 3y
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Here's my code, a good explanation in the notes as well.
--[[
It is suggested that you use "workspace" instead of "game.Workspace".
]]
while wait() do
--[[
It's good to use pcall (protect-call) so that you don't run into an error.
]]
pcall(function()
script.Parent.Visible = not workspace.Values.Playing.Value
--[[
Using not in this situation is a better method, meaning it'll be the opposite of the actual value.
So if it was true, it'd set the visibility to false here.
]]
end)
end
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More lines = more data, trust me, I've worked with 20,000 lines, it sucks. TheLuminent 1204 — 3y
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In my opinion, this is the most optimal approach: https://pastebin.com/raw/31LQZz8Q Ziffixture 6913 — 3y
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The amount of lines doesn't affect anything in this context. Ziffixture 6913 — 3y
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Our programs are functionally equivalent, with the exception of mine using more efficient standards. Ziffixture 6913 — 3y
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I figured out the problem, I was supposed to use a local script in the GUI, But thanks for making the code significantly shorter, Ill accept your answer anyway ConceptBasics 2 — 3y