I am trying to use this:
wait(theAudio.TimeLength); -- theAudio is a variable that is already defined.
This portion of the script doesn't work. I know it doesn't work b/c when I remove it, the script suddenly works as intended.
Thoughts? How can I use TimeLength in wait()?
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TimeLength I believe is a "read-only" Property.
What? What does that mean? I can't set wait to the TimeLength of a song?
@PerfectAnxiety | Read-only properties can be stored in a variable. "Read-only" means the property itself cannot be redefined. Thus, wait(theAudio.TimeLength) is totally acceptable in this situation.
We may need you to post the whole script to answer this question, though.
Oh god, I think it just worked. I just didn't test it online or I must have not tested it deeply, thanks guys!!!!
This property only works in side localscripts as I know.. I tried scripts and they keep returning weird results..
I used a local script and it worked!