So I have a function, and if it is running, then I want to trigger a piece of code. But I don't really know how to call my function. I haven't tried anything because I couldn't find anything. So please help. Thanks!
EDIT: The code that I want to be triggered, is the following.
for key, value in pairs(workspace:GetDescendants()) do
if value.Name == "car" then
value:Destroy()
end
end
local function Checker()
script.Checker.Value = true --Add a BoolValue inside the script and name it "Checker"
wait(2) --Instead of the wait you can add your own code here
script.Checker.Value = false
end
while wait() do
Checker()
if script.Checker.Value == true then
print("The function is running") -- Do something instead of the print
else
print("The function is not running") -- Do something instead of the print
end
end
This runs good enough. Thanks!
Just one question. If i change wait to some custom code, then what to i place between while and do?
Because in my function, there are couple loops and all, so i do need help with that too.
i have a script that has this but it wont work :(
function Check() -- if you change "Check" then change the bottom check to the name of the function
print("function check is running") -- Name Check to whatever your function name is
-- put code in here
end
Check() -- change "Check" to your function name
Thanks for trying to help, but I know that the function is running. I have a loop, that runs multiple functions, and i want to see, that if the loop is in the middle of running a function, then which one it is
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why not just call the function in that function that is running? You could also use simple bool variables to do this.
can you please show me how?
i cant really call the function in the function that is running because then the whole script will fall apart. So if the function is running, then only will the code be triggered
but listen, i can put it in the function if you get a way to find all of the models with the same name without having to use a for loop