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Need help with this GUI code, please?
Right so, I have this code where the image changes every 3 seconds to the next one in the frame table, however I want the "while wait" time to decrease for each kill better explaination in the code comments.
I am also wondering if someone can explain what these parts mean
local i = 1
i = i + 1
if i > #frames then
i = 1
frames = {292939446,292939514,292939573,292939640,292939710,292939774,292939822,292939859,292939915,292939963,292939995}
kill = game.Players.LocalPlayer.leaderstats.Kills --- My leaderboard stat
decal = script.Parent
local i = 1
-- Here I want to know depending how many kills the player has the faster the "decals" or images changes
-- Like for example; 3 seconds = 0 Kills, 2.8 = 1 Kills while the images "while wait" time decreases
while wait(3) do --- I know that the "while wait" 3 seconds is the wait time between the images
decal.Image = 'rbxassetid://'..frames[i]
i = i + 1
if i > #frames then
i = 1
else
end
end
Please help! many thanks!
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Well, if you put the wait time in a variable, and use the variable instead of the 3, it should work.
frames = {292939446,292939514,292939573,292939640,292939710,292939774,292939822,292939859,292939915,292939963,292939995}
kill = game.Players.LocalPlayer.leaderstats.Kills --- My leaderboard stat
decal = script.Parent
-- Here I want to know depending how many kills the player has the faster the "decals" or images changes
-- Like for example; 3 seconds = 0 Kills, 2.8 = 1 Kills while the images "while wait" time decreases
local i = 1
local FrameSpeed = 3 -- Default to 3.
while wait(FrameSpeed) do --- I know that the "while wait" 3 seconds is the wait time between the images
decal.Image = 'rbxassetid://'..frames[i]
i = i + 1
if i > #frames then
i = 1
end
FrameSpeed = 3 - 0.2 * kill.Value -- This will remove 0.2 from the delay for every kill.
end
Since you're wondering what this does:
local i = 1
i = i + 1
if i > #frames then
i = 1
The first line sets i to 1. The second line increments the value of i by one. The third and fourth lines check to see if i is bigger than the number of frames, and if so, resets i to 1.
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Thanks! :D I always wondered what the i was xD Xl5Xl5 65 — 8y