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This math random music gives error and doesnt play music?
The local script that is in replicated first plays when the players first joins the game, also show a gui loading screen. I've used math.random but I keep getting errors and I'm not quite getting how to use and where to put math.random. I want the music to be played randomly, and also to keep playing the music once the sound is finished, another one plays.
local GUI = script:WaitForChild("LoadingScreen")
local plr = game.Players.LocalPlayer
GUI.Parent = plr.PlayerGui
script.Parent:RemoveDefaultLoadingScreen()
repeat
wait(.5)
until game:IsLoaded()
local Sound = script.Sound11
local IDs = {
1234,1233,1384,29472,94729,2947 (expample)
}
for i = math.random(1, #IDs) do
local ID = IDs[i]
Sound.SoundId = "rbxassetid://" .. ID
Sound:Play()
end
wait(10)
GUI.Frame:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(0,0,-1.5,0),Enum.EasingDirection.InOut,Enum.EasingStyle.Quad, 1)
wait(1)
--for i = 2, 0, -0.01 do
-- Sound.Volume = i
-- print("count")
-- wait(.25)
--end
--Sound:Stop()
GUI:Destroy()
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Here's some code. I'm pretty sure that this code will choose a new song every time.
local soundIds = {1841601203, 1838058421, 1843463175} -- put your soundIds in this table.
local soundObject = workspace.Sound -- your sound object
local lastMusicId = soundIds[1] --don't change this
while true do -- a while loop
local playingMusicId = soundIds[math.random(1, #soundIds)] --,selects a random song from the soundId table
print(playingMusicId)
if playingMusicId == lastMusicId then -- checks if the current chosen music is the same song from last time
repeat
playingMusicId = soundIds[math.random(1, #soundIds)] wait(1) -- repeats until a the song is not equal to the last on
until playingMusicId~= lastMusicId
print(playingMusicId)
lastMusicId = playingMusicId -- last song will be changed to the current song
else -- otherwise
soundObject.SoundId = "rbxassetid://" .. playingMusicId -- plays the song chosen
soundObject:Play() -- plays it
soundObject.Ended:Wait() -- waits until it ends and repeats the loop
end
end
This will run forever since it's a while loop.
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You can get rid of the prints. I just did it to see if it works properly. By the way this is a server-script. I think just put it in a local-script so it runs on the client only. MarkedTomato 810 — 2y
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cheers. apprecaited the help TechModel 118 — 2y