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How to make a function not stack on itself?
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I have a singular function, but whenever that function activates, the same function can be activated again. How do I prevent the function from happening, whilst the same function is functioning
example: I stand next to a sensor with the door, but since I'm standing with the sensor, the door slams me in the face and opens until I'm not in the sensor.
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A debounce is a boolean flag that you use to keep track of when the function is active and when it is not, implemented as such:
1 | debounce = false |
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3 | function YourFunction() |
4 | if not debounce then |
5 | debounce = true |
6 | --Do your stuff |
7 | debounce = false |
8 | end |
9 | end |
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Add a debounce to the function, so the function will only run after it has been completely executed, or in your case, it will only run after you step off the sensor.