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This script is not working for me?
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Hello. I added lines to the script, so instead of letting players pass doors who are from my group, instread it lets door be passed by specific ranks on my group, so i changed the script a bit, but now the doors are not working at all!
01 | CurrentGroup = 2684229 -- Change this to GroupID of your group |
02 | Door = script.Parent -- Do not modify |
03 | IsActive = false -- Do not modify |
04 | KillOnContact = false -- If true, kills non group members, if false does not let them in. |
05 | WaitTime = 2 -- Amount of time door remains open |
06 | G1 = script.Parent.Parent.Green1 |
07 | G2 = script.Parent.Parent.Green2 |
08 | R1 = script.Parent.Parent.Red1 |
09 | R2 = script.Parent.Parent.Red2 |
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11 |
12 | function Touched(Part) |
13 | if IsActive then return end |
14 | IsActive = true |
15 | if Part.Parent then |
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Read the output. Lines 18-21 aren't even finished. 1waffle1 2908 — 9y
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GetRankInGroup can and sometimes is sketchy to be used. I consider using GetRoleInGroup instead. It is basically the same except instead of returning the RankId of the player, it returns the role name.
So lets say for instance ( this is just an example script ), you have a group with the ID of 2525294. In that group with said ID you have a rank called "MLG"
Here is how it would check if the player is in that group ( place script in a wall part )
01 | script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(hit) |
02 | if game.Players:FindFirstChild(hit.Parent.Name) then |
03 | local player = game.Players:FindFirstChild(hit.Parent.Name) |
04 | print("is a player") |
05 | if player:IsInGroup(2525294) then |
06 | print("player is in group") |
07 | if player:GetRoleInGroup(2525294) == "MLG" then |
08 | print("player is in group and the role of him/her is MLG") |
09 | script.Parent.CanCollide = false |
10 | wait(2) |
11 | script.Parent.CanCollide = true |
12 | end |
13 | end |
14 | end |
15 | end) |
Hope this helped!
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Just an fyi, lines 18-21 are not complete, you wrote 3 different if's without then's in a single if statement. You can combine this all like: disassembling 48 — 9y
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if player:IsInGroup(CurrentGroup) and player:GetRankInGroup(CurrentGroup) == 255 or 254 or 80 then disassembling 48 — 9y
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@disassembling thanks for telling this method. I didnt know that you can use after the == multiple values. Also, could the multiple values after == work with GetRoleInGroup too or no? CraftioLo 0 — 9y