I want to print "Health Reduced" when a player loses health. For example: A player has 60% of health and then a zombie hits him so his current health now is 40%. How I can print "Health Reduced" at the moment he was hurt without mattering if his health is not 100%?
This works only if his health is 100 only
if Humanoid.Health < Humanoid.MaxHealth then
print "Health Reduced"
end
Using both of these people's answers this is the least complicated way to do this in a Local Script:
local plyr = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer
plyr.CharacterAdded:connect(function(char)
local h = char:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
h.Changed:connect()
if h.Health < h.MaxHealth then
print"Health Reduced"
end
end
end
Hope it helps!(BTW I was the first one to say "Hope it helps!" dsboy stole from me! :O)
You'll need to use a whileloop. This will test if the players' health has less than the first number. Here's an example. This script would be in a localScriptinside StarterGui.
while wait() do
oldhealth=game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character.Humanoid.Health
if game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character.Humanoid.Health<oldhealth then
print ("Health Reduced")
end
end
Hope this helped! -ds
In order to do this, we need to let the script know each time the player takes damage. We'll do this with the HealthChanged() event:
game.Players.PlayerAdded:connect(function(Plr)
game.Players.CharacterAdded:connect(function()
local Humanoid=Plr.Character:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
local Health=100 --Sets previous health
Humanoid.HealthChanged:connect(function(NewHealth) --Fires when health changes
if NewHealth<Health then --Checks if health is higher or lower than before
print("Health Reduced!")
end
Health=NewHealth --Sets the previous health to the new health.
end)
end)
end)
Whenever the players health changes, this checks if it's lower or higher than the previous health, and if it's lower, it prints "Health Reduced!"
Anyways, hope this helped you a bit. if you have any further questions/problems, please leave a comment below. Hope I helped :P
Although this will work, there may have been a simpler way to test for this, such as using localPlayer.
Also this'd only work once, what if the player dies? This won't work on a second respawn, so I advise that instead of the repeat loop, you use the CharacterAdded event instead.
Ah, ok thanks for pointing that out
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Thanks LordDragon :)