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TimeLength script not working?
I'm trying to get this to play another song when the first song ends, but I keep getting "ending song" spammed in the output.
01 | repeat wait() until script.Ignore |
02 | --Playlist |
03 | Songs = {234174567,245311593,175588117,152208064} --there are more songs but too many for sh |
04 | --Variables |
05 | local Audio = script.Parent.Speakers:GetChildren() |
06 | local cont = false |
07 | mainspeaker = script.Parent.Speakers.MainSpeaker.Sound |
08 |
09 | while true do |
10 | local randomize = Songs[math.random(1, #Songs)] |
11 | cont = false |
12 | -- script.Ignore.Previous.Value = Audio.MainSpeaker.Sound.SoundId |
13 | for i = 1, #Audio do |
14 | Audio[i].Sound.SoundId = "rbxassetid://"..randomize |
15 | end |
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There is somewhat of a delay with roblox whenever you change the SoundId of a sound, which causes the time length to not immediately change. Try adding a wait() or wait(.1) before the line where you use the TimeLength property.
If this fails, you'll have to either wait a little more or possibly just resort to using a dictionary (a table that contains each song id as an index with its value as the length in seconds).