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Can you fix this script?
What I want is when the script runs and everything finishes, I want it to repeat itself forever and keep starting from beginning one finished.
01 | local BPD = game.Workspace.BasePlate -- Changes the name of BasePlate in the script. |
02 |
03 | wait(5) |
04 | if BPD.BrickColor == BrickColor.White() then -- If the BasePlate (BPD) is White then, |
05 | wait(2) |
06 | BPD.BrickColor = BrickColor.Yellow() |
07 | wait(2) |
08 | BPD.BrickColor = BrickColor.Black() |
09 | wait(2) |
10 | BPD.BrickColor = BrickColor.Red() |
11 | wait(2) |
12 | BPD.BrickColor = BrickColor.Blue() |
13 | wait(2) |
14 | BPD.BrickColor = BrickColor.Gray() |
15 | wait(2) |
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01 | local BPD = game.Workspace.BasePlate -- Changes the name of BasePlate in the script. |
02 |
03 | wait(5) |
04 | if BPD.BrickColor == BrickColor.new("White") then -- If the BasePlate (BPD) is White then, |
05 | while true do |
06 | wait(2) |
07 | BPD.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Yellow") |
08 | wait(2) |
09 | BPD.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Black") |
10 | wait(2) |
11 | BPD.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Red") |
12 | wait(2) |
13 | BPD.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Blue") |
14 | wait(2) |
15 | BPD.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Gray") |
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should work.
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Loop
There are many loops in lua such as : For,While, and Repeat loops, In this case, you want to loop forever, use the While loop, this loop continues looping until the condition is nil or false.
01 | local Part=workspace.Baseplate -- define ( Part=Location) |
02 | local Colors={BrickColor.Yellow(),BrickColor.Black(), BrickColor.Red(),BrickColor.Blue()}-- Place all your colors in the array |
03 | wait(5) |
04 | if Part.BrickColor==BrickColor.White() then |
05 | while wait(2) do -- do add a wait() function to prevent crashes |
06 | for i=1,#Colors do |
07 | Part.BrickColor=Colors[i] |
08 | end |
09 | end |
10 | end |
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Use while wait() do, it's the same has while true and wait() do but shorter EzraNehemiah_TF2 3552 — 9y
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Or even better, while wait(2) do; That way you can remove the wait(2) from the other segment DigitalVeer 1473 — 9y
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Use DangCoolIsReal's idea but I'll make it shorter
1 | local BPD = game.Workspace.BasePlate |
2 | Colors = {BrickColor.Yellow,BrickColor.Black,BrickColor.Red,BrickColor.Blue,BrickColor.Gray,BrickColor.DarkGray,BrickColor.Green,BrickColor.White,} |
3 | while wait() do |
4 | for i = 1, 8 do |
5 | BPD.BrickColor = Colors[i]() |
6 | wait(2) |
7 | end |
8 | end |
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01 | local BPD = game.Workspace.BasePlate |
02 |
03 | local Colors = { |
04 | [1] = BrickColor.Yellow, |
05 | [2] = BrickColor.Black, |
06 | [3] = BrickColor.Red, |
07 | [4] = BrickColor.Blue, |
08 | [5] = BrickColor.Gray, |
09 | [6] = BrickColor.DarkGray, |
10 | [7] = BrickColor.Green, |
11 | [8] = BrickColor.White, |
12 | } |
13 |
14 | wait(5) |
15 |
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Why so many downvotes?
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I have to downvote because your 23 lined script can actually be 8 lined EzraNehemiah_TF2 3552 — 9y