Function within a function.?
function t()
body.Position = Vector3.new(-229, -34.8, 41.235)
function t()
body.Position = Vector3.new(-220, -34.8, 41.235)
function t()
body.Position = Vector3.new(-114, -34.8, 41.235)
end
end
end
script.Parent.Parent.touch.Touched:connect(t)
function d()
end
function y()
end
Okay so I'm making a script, if a brick gets touched three times in row it will(pick one): change color ,position,name,etc.
The concept of the script is that if the certain brick gets touched three times in a row, the position of the brick will move. if gets touched three more times, the position will change again.
This is what I have
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Nesting functions aren't the solution to your problem. Instead, your function should be based off a variable that changes upon the conditions of the function. Like this:
local State = 0
script.Parent.Parent.touch.Touched:connect(function(Part)
State = State + 1 -- Add 1
if State == 3 then -- When touched 3 times, it will move and start over.
State = 0
Part.CFrame = CFrame.new(0,0,0) -- new location
end
end)
Hope this helped, let me know if you have any questions.
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You not only have nested functions but you also have functions of the same name, what will happen with this is that you will have all three functions called all at ounce. What you can do instead is use some if statements.
bob=0
bounce=true
function t()
if bounce=true then --[[bounce to make sure the Touched function only happens once. Add a wait after this if statement to make it disabled longer]]
bounce=false
bob=bob+1
if bob==1 then
body.Position = Vector3.new(-229, -34.8, 41.235)
elseif bob==2 then
body.Position = Vector3.new(-220, -34.8, 41.235)
elseif bob==3 then
bob=0 --[[Resets on the third hit, remove this to make sure it doesn't reset]]
body.Position = Vector3.new(-114, -34.8, 41.235)
end
bounce=true
end
end
script.Parent.Parent.touch.Touched:connect(t)
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