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The else statement wont run?

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4 years ago

01local Damage = game.ReplicatedStorage.Guns.Colt.Damage.Value
02local Ammo = game.ReplicatedStorage.Guns.Colt.Ammo.Value
03local MaxAmmo = game.ReplicatedStorage.Guns.Colt.MaxAmmo.Value
04local AmmoReloadTime = game.ReplicatedStorage.Guns.Colt.ReloadTime.Value
05 
06local Player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
07local Mouse = Player:GetMouse()
08 
09local Handle = script.Parent.Handle
10local Colt = script.Parent
11 
12script.Parent.Activated:Connect(function()
13print("activated")
14    if Ammo ~= 0 then
15        print('enough ammo')
16        game.ReplicatedStorage.Guns.Colt.Ammo.Value = game.ReplicatedStorage.Guns.Colt.Ammo.Value - 1
17        print('removed ammo')
18        if Mouse.Target~= nil then
19            if Mouse.Target.Parent:FindFirstChild('Humanoid') then
20                print('targetted player')
21                game.ReplicatedStorage.Guns.Fire:FireServer(Damage, Ammo, MaxAmmo, Mouse, Mouse.Target, AmmoReloadTime)
22            end
23        end
24    else
25        print('no ammo')
26 
27    end
28end)
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iin the else statement, it never prints or does what i put in the else statement. the ammo number goes to negative and still damages players what do i do to make it stop when the ammo is = 0

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NotMiskie 78

4 years ago

You should check if the player has more than 0 ammo, so you would need to use ">" instead of "~=" in line 14.

ellxiac, i already tried that before, it doesn't work. InspireWithFun 9 — 4y

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InspireWithFun 9

4 years ago

It has been fixed, i just needed to remove the .Value from the variable and put it in the if statement line

The else statement wont run?

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