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Cooldown gui does not want to count down or delete?

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CaptainGreenSeals 23
2 years ago

for some reason the game freezes for like 10 seconds when i fireserver the cdgui script, and the counter doesnt want to go down

and it doesnt want to destroy after its finished counting

game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").CooldownGui.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player, movename, countdown, localorglobal)
    local chr = player.PlayerGui
    local timer = countdown
    local gui2 = game:GetService("ServerStorage")["CDGui"]:Clone()
    gui2.Parent = chr
    chr.CDGui.Name = "cooldown"
    local gui = chr.cooldown
    local cdtimer = gui.MainFrame.Cooldown.Text

    gui.MainFrame.MoveName.Text = movename
    cdtimer = countdown
    cdtimer.Enabled = true
    coroutine.resume(coroutine.create(function()
        repeat until timer == 0
        wait(1)
        timer = timer - 1
        cdtimer = cdtimer - 1
    end))
    wait(countdown)
    gui:Destroy()
end)

im not sure what is wrong with the code tho

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Answered by
radiant_Light203 1166 Moderation Voter
2 years ago

You should rewrite your script. It's very awfully written and doesn't seem like you know what you're doing.

First of all, you don't use a repeat ... until ... loop like that. You also don't need a coroutine there, and if you do remove the coroutine then remove line 19.

They work like this:

repeat
    function()
until
    condition

Lines 14 to 17 should instead be:

repeat
    cdtimer.Text = timer -- you cannot minus a string from itself, it will error.
    wait(1)
    timer -= 1 -- or timer = timer - 1
until
    timer <= 0

The way you're doing it lags the game because repeat here will function the same as a while true do loop without and yielding (waits). When it times out, the script stops, nothing will work.

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it almost fully works but the timer text still doesnt change CaptainGreenSeals 23 — 2y
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Does line 8 refer to a text-label's text? Or is there an object under Cooldown called text? If it's the former, then you're making a mistake. Remove '.text', and whenever you want to change the text (like on line 11) do cdTimer.Text. radiant_Light203 1166 — 2y
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i found the problem, the local for the counter text changed gui instead of gui2 CaptainGreenSeals 23 — 2y
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