while true do
	wait(10)
	local player = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Name
	local check = game.Workspace.Checkpoint1:FindFirstChild(player)
	if check == nil then
		if game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(player).Humanoid.LocalBin == nil then
			script.Parent.Disabled = true
			script.Disabled = true
		elseif game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(player).Humanoid.LocalBin ~= nil then
			game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(player).Humanoid.LocalBin:Destroy()
			script.Parent.Disabled = true
			script.Disabled = true
		end
	end
end

there is a problem with this 'while true do'. when this script is active it looks for the checkpoint in workspace and if there is no player name in there it deletes the localbin and then the script gets disabled. but when its active again it only gives around 5 seconds or below instead of 10. is there another way i could do this script?

Anonymous

3 comments

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A script cannot re-enable itself after it has been disabled, obviously. It's like trying to get a dead body to re-animate itself.

Anonymous#
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wait i will make a game to show you. idk it might be just me but can you follow?

Anonymous#
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Panther has a point, you once a script has been disabled, it stops, and nothing inside of it will run. You need a seperate script to re-enable the script

Anonymous#