I am trying to make multiple IDs play after another, but it won't play another ID after this stops. What'd I do wrong?
while wait() do
for _,List in pairs(JSON) do
Music.SoundId = "http://www.roblox.com/asset/?id="..tonumber(List.desc)
script.SongName.Value = tostring(List.name)
Music:Play()
wait(1)
repeat wait() until not Music.IsPlaying
wait(1)
end
end
Well, sometimes the TimeLength and IsPlaying both break. If that's the case, I recommend you manually time the sound yourself. In that table of yours, add another parameter with the length of the sound, and have it wait that length. That's the other option, if the above to methods fail.
You actually didn't do anything wrong. The IsPlaying Property on the roblox sound object is broken, and has been neglected a fix for awhile now. It doesn't change when the sound is done, or starts. It stays idle forever.
You need to use the wait function, with arguments of Music.TimeLength
while wait() do
for _,List in pairs(JSON) do
Music.SoundId = "rbxassetid://"..tonumber(List.desc)
script.SongName.Value = tostring(List.name)
Music:Play()
wait(Music.TimeLength)
end
end
The thing is, I did that, and then it just spammed all of the songs stop play stop play.
It shouldn't. I just replicated this in my studio and it worked perfectly.
Still spams.
http://prntscr.com/7hu8z3 < "print(Music.TimeLength)"
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In Goulstem's code, input this in between line 5 and 6: "repeat wait() until Music.TimeLength > 0"
Still didn't work.
I meant lines 4 and 5.
Still doesn't work.