When the DoorHandle is clicked, a sound should play and the door should open. After 5 seconds, another sound plays and the door closes.
But, when I click the DoorHandle, only the sound plays but the tween does not, therefore not opening the door.
There were no errors on the output, there are two DoorHandles on each side of the door, with the same children and same scripts, I also checked on the Developer Forum but they didn't know what was the problem.
local tweenService = game:GetService("TweenService")
local doorFrame = script.Parent.Parent.DoorFrame
local phantomDoorFrame1 = script.Parent.Parent.PhantomDoorFrame1
local phantomDoorFrame2 = script.Parent.Parent.PhantomDoorFrame2
local clickDetector = script.Parent.ClickDetector
local tweeningInformation1 = TweenInfo.new(
0.834, -- Duration
Enum.EasingStyle.Back, -- Easing style
Enum.EasingDirection.Out, -- Easing Direction
0, -- Number of repetitions
false, -- Reverse boolean
0 -- Delay time between each repetition
)
local partProperties1 = {
CFrame = phantomDoorFrame1.CFrame
}
local partProperties2 = {
CFrame = phantomDoorFrame2.CFrame
}
local tween1 = tweenService:Create(doorFrame, tweeningInformation1, partProperties1)
local tween2 = tweenService:Create(doorFrame, tweeningInformation1, partProperties2)
function openDoor()
local doorOpenSound = script.Parent.Parent.DoorFrame.DoorOpen
local doorCloseSound = script.Parent.Parent.DoorFrame.DoorClose
local debounce = false
if debounce == false then
doorOpenSound:Play()
tween1:Play()
debounce = true
wait(5)
debounce = false
if debounce == false then
doorCloseSound:Play()
tween2:Play()
end
end
end
clickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(openDoor)
I also used print() to look for a faulty line of code, here it is
if debounce == false then
doorCloseSound:Play()
tween2:Play()
end
4 comments
CFrame is a keyword. You shouldn't be using it as a variable name in lines 17 and 21
Also, in your
openDoorfunction, you're setting debounce to false and then asking if debounce is false, so it's always false. Then, at line 37, you do the exact same thing. Stop using if statements if there's no need for themCFrame can be used like this on arrays, like a dictionary. You can call it like this then partProperties["CFrame"], but the tween function already uses it properly, as long as you dont add a property the tweened object doesn't have or a property that isnt tweenable (Name,Text,BrickColor)
Seems to work for me. Here is the gif https://gyazo.com/2470f030f945b5873321d6ee838dea38. Only problem is the debounce there, clicking multiple times is playing the sound a lot of times..