COMMUNITY QUESTION

Help with this script?

Asked Oct 13, 2015258 views3 answers

I am making a script so when you walk inside a building it removes the fog (which I have completed) but the only issue is that it turn the fog off for everyone on the server. So I tried making it with LocalScript's and they did not work. Is there any other way to make this work. Also here are the scripts and everthing is placed in the workspace and the scripts are insde a part.

The off script:

function off()
game.Lighting.FogEnd = 100000
end
script.Parent.Touched:connect(off)

The on script:

function on()
game.Lighting.FogEnd = 200
end
script.Parent.TouchEnded:connect(on)

AnonymousOct 13, 2015Edited Oct 13, 2015

3 answers

Unless you're using FilteringEnabled, I don't think there's a way to make this only work for one player.

AnonymousOct 13, 2015Permalink

1 comment

To do it without filtering would require each client to repeatedly set the properties of lighting in a RenderStepped loop, like BlueTaslem (i think?) demonstrated in his local lighting hack some years ago.

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

you should make it so it triggers your player try this

player=game.Players.LocalPlayer

AnonymousOct 13, 2015Permalink

2 comments

ceep it on localscript

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

This will not affect the outcome of the script in any way.

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

function off()
game.Lighting.FogEnd = 100000-- Fog End makes it to a point where you cannot see your screen
-- The best way  to handle what you want is to make a GUI and cover your whole screen and the gui could be destroyed or remain
end
script.Parent.Touched:connect(off) --


function on()
game.Lighting.FogEnd = 200--  right here could be your starting
end
script.Parent.TouchEnded:connect(on)

AnonymousOct 13, 2015Permalink

10 comments

This isn't a valid answer.

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

what is defined as a valid answer? That's opinionated..

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

Also https://scriptinghelpers.org/help/how-post-good-questions-answers -- my answer is the exact definition under the further explanation of rules, you simply like downvoting me dont you..

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

A valid answer for me atleast is another way to make it so when going into a house the fog turns off. Is there any other way I could do this with out making it so I have to walk on a brick?

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

Also so it does not effect every client.

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

that is difficult to say, because the only thing that can affect if 1 user can see something is through local parts http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php/Local_parts which is told on this site. Soo, you can always create your own fog and not rely on the lightning to do it for you

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

It just looks soo bad with the GUI

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

well, because you cannot force lightning to be a local part, and you refuse to use local part then it is not possible at this time in roblox

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

@scottmike0 What I mean by "That isn't a valid answer." is "it doesn't answer the question at all"

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

It does, I clearly stated it in green, sorry if you are color blind, I am unable to fix that.

AnonymousOct 13, 2015#

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