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Why will the thing below not work?
01 | local temp = script.Parent.Value — starts at 0 |
02 | local heat = game.Workspace.H.Value —- also starts at 0 |
03 | local cool = game.Workspace.CoolantOn — starts at 0 |
04 | repeat |
05 | wait(1.3) |
06 | temp = temp + 5 — adds to the temp |
07 | if heat == 1 then — checks if the heat is on |
08 | temp = temp + 20 - adds 20 to temp |
09 |
10 | end |
11 | if cool == 1 then — checks if cool is on |
12 | temp = temp - 25 — takes away 25 from temp |
13 | end |
14 | until 1 == 2 — makes a never ending loop (unless math is changed) |
If you can solve this, it would be GREATLY appreciated, and yes, those values WERE checked using developer console. They are = to 1. The main point of this code is to change the “temp” Number value, either up or down.
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I'm a little confused. What should be the starting values of all the variables above and what are you trying to achieve? Nefarioum 162 — 3y
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All variables start at zero. Except for “temp”, it’s at 350. I want when the value is equal to one, subtract or add that amount. LeoPlaysGames_RBX 26 — 3y
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That code should work fine then. If cool or heat ever becomes 1 then it will begin to add more to the temp. It will always add 5 every 1 second due to line 6. Nefarioum 162 — 3y
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Everyone here is denying the fact that the variable itself is converted into a number and not the instance itself. Thus line 6 is like saying "0=0+5" Just remove .Value from the variables and add the .Value where the variables are being used greatneil80 2647 — 3y
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THANK YOU SO MUCH “greatneil80” YOU ARE A GENIUS!!!! LeoPlaysGames_RBX 26 — 3y