Scripting Helpers is winding down operations and is now read-only. More info→
Ad
Log in to vote
0

How do you put a number value in a wait()?

Asked by
wswswff 39
2 years ago

I would like this so I could change the time that it takes for a zombie to respawn. the code:

local 2 = script.Parent.respawn_time -- respawn_time is the number value robo=script.Parent:clone()

while true do wait(1) -- how do i change this to the number value?? if i do script.parent.respawn_time it
-- wont work because it has to be a number robo.Parent = workspace robo.HumanoidRootPart = Vector3.new(-292.325, -89.822, -496.78) robo.Script:Destroy() end

please help also if you know another way to use wait like idk another thing pls help

0
Omg lord forbid. I had 2 strokes and almost 1 heart attack reading this. It's easy HeroFigo 81 — 2y
0
ah yes the regen free model script greatneil80 2647 — 2y

2 answers

Log in to vote
0
Answered by
HeroFigo 81
2 years ago

Sorry I wanted to write an answer not a comment.

I am guessing you want to do this

local time = script.Parent.respawn_time
while wait(time) do
    robo=script.Parent:clone()
    robo.Parent = game.Workspace -- just to make sure it spawns in workspace
end

This should work but if you put the time and script in the robo then when it clones the robo it also clones the scripts and it will go on until you regret running the command

I will try to explain how to make a spawner as good as I can

Step 1: Make a part and put it in the workspace where you want to spawn the zombie and name it "SpawnZ" Step 2: Make a script in ServerScriptService and put the robo in there and name it "Robo"(I assume that's a rig) Step 3: Then paste this in the script you made

wait(5)
local robo = script.Robo
local SZ = game.Workspace.SpawnZ
local WaitTime = 4 -- Change to whatever

while wait(WaitTime) do
    local CRobo = robo:Clone()
    CRobo.Parent = game.Workspace
    CRobo.HumanoidRootPart.Position = SZ.Position
end

Hope this helps. Don't hesitate to ask if you need help with anything else

0
thanks wswswff 39 — 2y
0
cant i just do script:destroy() ? wswswff 39 — 2y
0
hey umm im not sure why btw person who said this is easy, this script only works on parts that is why im not sure why wswswff 39 — 2y
Ad
Log in to vote
0
Answered by
wswswff 39
2 years ago

HEY its me the creator in the future, guess what. I JUST HAD TO PUT .VALUE AT THE END IT WAS THAT SIMPLE. FUCK

0
sorry for f word its just that it took 1 hour to resolve wswswff 39 — 2y
0
Get used to that kiddo. No matter how good you are it's always 1 stoopid thing that takes 1 hour to fix. At least. Could you be so kind to accept my answear? HeroFigo 81 — 2y
0
no lol its wrong wswswff 39 — 2y
0
sorry but it is wrong, if you told me to put .value I would have accepted it but its not what I was looking for, thanks for trying though wswswff 39 — 2y

Answer this question