P = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent
P.leaderstats.EXP.Changed:connect(function()
if P.leaderstats.EXP > (P.leaderstats.MaxEXP) then
P.leaderstats.Level.Value = P.leaderstats.LastLevel.Value + 1
P.leaderstats.EXP.Value = 0
P.leaderstats.MaxEXP.Value = P.leaderstats.Level.Value * 59
local PositionX = script.Parent.Position.X.Offset
local initX = script.Parent.Size.X.Offset
while true do
wait()
local EXP = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.leaderstats.EXP.Value
local EXPMax = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.leaderstats.Level.Value * 59
local Pie = (EXP / EXPMax) --Missed Scale
--script.Parent.Size = UDim2.new( 0, initX*Pie, 0, 30)
script.Parent:TweenSize(UDim2.new(0, initX*Pie, 0, 30),"Out","Sine",0.25)
end
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Why won't my UDim2 Script tween based on player EXP?
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The script isn't working because the TweenSize command only occurs if EXP > MaxEXP (at which point EXP is reset anyway). After the first level is achieved, the script will appear to start working.
However, you are starting a new infinite loop every time EXP > MaxEXP. Instead, either take the while loop out of the "Changed" function (ex add an 'end' statement on lines 8 and 9), or else move the contents of the while loop into the function (but don't use a loop).
This may be why it is not working but I carnet test it.
This may result in a float e.g 1.3442:-
local Pie = (EXP / EXPMax)
The offset value must be in an Integer Click Here
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The offset is automatically converted into an integer; giving it a float will not cause an error.
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Thanks. I found out why it didnt work, in line 17 I wrote "local Pie = (EXP / EXPMAX)" when it should have been "local Pie= (EXP / MaxEXP)"