The character rig is given, but the player constantly resets and repeats the cycle?
Here is the code:
game.Players.PlayerAdded:connect(function(player)
player.CharacterAdded:connect(function(character)
local characterbod = game.ReplicatedStorage.Test:Clone()
characterbod.Parent = workspace
characterbod:MakeJoints()
characterbod.Name = player.Name.."Test"
characterbod:MoveTo(workspace.Part.Position)
local cam = workspace.CurrentCamera
cam.CameraSubject = characterbod.Humanoid
cam.CameraType = "Track"
player.Character.Parent = nil
player.Character = characterbod
characterbod.Animate.Disabled = false
end)
end)
The character is given the body, yet it thinks the character died and repeats the cycle indefinitely.
The hierarchy is fine, but I think the syntax is the problem. I also get a weird error:
07:49:48.195 - maximum event re-entrancy depth exceeded
To test the issue personally, to see what I mean, play it here
Sorry if you seen my script before. I am really desperate for a fix on this, and If anyone can help me, I honestly would appreciate it.
1 answer
You're lucky you got this problem when you did, because I had exactly the same problem a few weeks ago. First, however, let's look at your LocalScript logic.
PlayerAddedevents don't work well in LocalScripts.
The current behavior is that the event will fire on the client, but only for the client's player, not for other players who enter. -ROBLOX Wiki
You're also using a CharacterAdded event, but if the local script is in StarterGui it will run every time the player respawns anyways, right? So there's really no need for CharacterAdded events in LocalScripts.
When I was having a similar problem, I did not use any events because the LocalScript will be cloned into PlayerGui each time a player respawns. When I change the character, however, what is it really doing? It's respawning. This causes the LocalScript to again be cloned into PlayerGui, and then run. When it runs, it creates a new character for the player and sets player.Character to that new character. Then, since the player's character has again respawned, the LocalScript is again cloned into PlayerGui! Now I have an infinite loop.
Your problem is basically the same, but since you connect the event, instead of the problem being the LocalScript getting cloned again and again into PlayerGui (it will be cloned, but the events won't fire because the player already joined.), your problem is that the event is already connected. When you change the character, what are you doing? You're adding a character. This then causes the CharacterAdded event to fire. When the CharacterAddedevent fires, you add another character. Now you have an infinite loop.
The solution is simple. Use a server script. Then, use a ChildAdded event on workspace. If the new child added to workspace is the name of the Player, then that means the default character was added to workspace. You can then change the character to your custom character. If the child added to workspace isn't the name of the Player, then do nothing.
function changeChar(plr)
local newChr = game.ServerStorage.NewCharacter:Clone()
newChr.Parent = workspace
newChr:MakeJoints()
newChr:MoveTo(Vector3.new(plr.Character.Torso.Position))
plr.Character.Parent = nil
plr.Character = newChr
end
game.Players.PlayerAdded:connect(function(plr)
plr.CanLoadCharacterAppearance = false --Prevents hats and such from being loaded.
workspace.ChildAdded:connect(function(child)
wait(0.3)
print(child)
if child.Name == plr.Name then
changeChar(plr)
end
end)
end)
You will have to use a LocalScript to set the camera, but you can delay it to wait until the new character was given with this simple line of code:
repeat wait() until game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character.Name == "Whatever you're making the name of the new character"
Feel free to ask any questions!
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