How is this INSTANTLY skipping the ENTIRE function????
I dont get it. As soon as the Shoot() function starts, it INSTANTLY SKIPS THE ENTIRE WAIT! PLEASE! SOMEONE HELP! THIS IS DRIVING ME INSANE! Here is the script that is getting on my nerves....
local AllowInput = false
if game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(script.Parent) then
AllowInput = true
spawn(function()
while wait() do
if script:WaitForChild('ref').Value.Value ~= script:WaitForChild('ref'):WaitForChild('ref').Value.Name then
script:Destroy()
end
end
end)
end
function Shoot(mousepos)
local object = script.Libraries.Object.LazerExample:Clone()
object.Parent = script.Parent
object.Position = mousepos[1] + Vector3.new(0,1024,0)
for i = 0,1,-0.01 do
object.Transparency = i
wait(1000000000000000000000000000000000000)
end
print('done')
if object.Parent and object then
object:Destroy()
end
end
script.Input.Value.Event:Connect(function(Action)
if not AllowInput then return end
if Action[1] == '1' then
script:WaitForChild('ref'):WaitForChild('ref'):WaitForChild('ref').Value.Value = true
Shoot(Action[2])
script:WaitForChild('ref'):WaitForChild('ref'):WaitForChild('ref').Value.Value = false
--[[
script.Parent.Humanoid.WalkSpeed = 0.5
script.Parent.Humanoid.JumpPower = 0
script.Parent.GunnerAnimate.Disabled = true
Shoot(Action[2])
script.Parent.GunnerAnimate.Disabled = false
script.Parent.Humanoid.WalkSpeed = 16
script.Parent.Humanoid.JumpPower = 50
script:WaitForChild('ref'):WaitForChild('ref'):WaitForChild('ref').Value.Value = false
]]
end
end)
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2 answers
the wait(1000000000000000000000000000000000000) is unnecessary, the function will end and stop on its own, you dont need to extend it indefinitely. But, if you do want the wait anyway, try changing it to math.huge, math.huge is infinite
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for i = 0,1,-0.01 do
When you are adding from 0 to 1 you need to add 0.01, not substract -0.01. This means change it to this
for i = 0,1,0.01 do
I also don't want to say something but why do you have wait(1000000000000000000000000000000000000)? It will stop the loop for one undecillion seconds, this means one loop part will end in 12/04/292277026596 3:30pm at UTC, uh oh, that's how many years?! i think it's not exactly what you wanted to implement, notice, your loop will run ~100 times so it's ~100 undecillions seconds for one loop!
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