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Gui Turn music on and off not working. Why?

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CodingGamer18 0
9 years ago

Hi! I can't seem to figure out what's wrong with this script. Can you please help me?

function MouseClick()
            script.Parent.Name = "Close"
        script.Parent.Text = "Music: On"
            if (script.Parent.Name == "Close") then
while (script.Parent.Name == "Close") do
        script.Parent.Parent.ss:Play()
        wait(120)
        script.Parent.Parent.ss:Stop()
        script.Parent.Parent.sss:Play()
        wait(71)
        script.Parent.Parent.sss:Stop()
        script.Parent.Parent.ssss:Play()
        wait(101)
        script.Parent.Parent.ssss:Stop()
        script.Parent.Parent.sssss:Play()
        wait(76)
        script.Parent.Parent.sssss:Stop()
end
    else 
        wait(1)
        script.Parent.Name = "Open"
        script.Parent.Parent.ss:Stop()
        script.Parent.Parent.sss:Stop()
        script.Parent.Parent.ssss:Stop()
        script.Parent.Parent.sssss:Stop()
        script.Parent.Text = "Music: Off"
        end
end 

script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(MouseClick)

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Answered by
Teeter11 281 Moderation Voter
9 years ago

The reason this isn't working is because when you do:

while (script.Parent.Name == "Close") do script.Parent.Parent.ss:Play() wait(120) script.Parent.Parent.ss:Stop() script.Parent.Parent.sss:Play() wait(71) script.Parent.Parent.sss:Stop() script.Parent.Parent.ssss:Play() wait(101) script.Parent.Parent.ssss:Stop() script.Parent.Parent.sssss:Play() wait(76) script.Parent.Parent.sssss:Stop() end

the loop is working down the script playing each song and waiting. So a better way to do this would be to use a boolean if you don't already know thats a true or false value.

Instead of changing the name of it to close and open you can make a new boolean value.

playing = false

to check that the player clicks the button you can make a function like you already did.

playing = false

script.Parent.MouseButton1Down:connect(function()
    if playing = false then -- check if audio is playing 
        playing = true -- allow the script to know if its on or not
        script.Parent.Text = "Music: On" -- change the name like you wanted
        script.Parent.Parent.ss:Play() -- play all the music
            wait(120)
            script.Parent.Parent.ss:Stop()
            script.Parent.Parent.sss:Play()
            wait(71)
            script.Parent.Parent.sss:Stop()
             script.Parent.Parent.ssss:Play()
             wait(101)
             script.Parent.Parent.ssss:Stop()
            script.Parent.Parent.sssss:Play()
            wait(76)
            script.Parent.Parent.sssss:Stop()
    else -- if audio is playing we want to stop it
        playing = false
            script.Parent.Text = "Music: Off"
            script.Parent.Parent.ss:Stop()
            script.Parent.Parent.sss:Stop()
            script.Parent.Parent.ssss:Stop()
            script.Parent.Parent.sssss:Stop()
    end
end)

Also you may want to try not to use a repetitive letter for naming your sounds as it can get confusing.

I hoped this helps and it works as I did not test it.

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