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How do I use TimeLength for sound(s) in wait?
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. rexbit 707 — 9y
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What? What does that mean? I can't set wait to the TimeLength of a song? Arithmeticity 167 — 9y
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@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. Redbullusa 1580 — 9y
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We may need you to post the whole script to answer this question, though. Redbullusa 1580 — 9y
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Oh god, I think it just worked. I just didn't test it online or I must have not tested it deeply, thanks guys!!!! Arithmeticity 167 — 9y
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This property only works in side localscripts as I know.. I tried scripts and they keep returning weird results.. Nickoakz 231 — 9y
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I used a local script and it worked! Arithmeticity 167 — 9y