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Why is the neon not turning into Concrete, then at night turning back to Neon?
I have Crazyman32's Day/Night script and so I made this script, when it's night these bricks will turn neon and during day to concrete, but it isn't working. Help!
01 | local brickred1 = game.Workspace.("RED") |
02 | local brickred2 = game.Workspace.("RED2") |
03 | local brickwhite1 = game.Workspace.("WHITE") |
04 | local brickwhite2 = game.Workspace.("WHIT2") |
05 |
06 |
07 | while wait() do |
08 | local lighting = game:GetService("Lighting") |
09 | if lighting.TimeOfDay >= "18:00:00" then |
10 | --This is where the bricks will start to change in material |
11 | brickred1.Material = "Neon" |
12 | brickred2.Material = "Neon" |
13 | brickwhite1.Material = "Neon" |
14 | brickwhite2.Material = "Neon" |
15 |
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01 | brickRedA = game.Workspace:WaitForChild("RED") |
02 | brickRedB = game.Workspace:WaitForChild("RED2") |
03 | brickWhiteA = game.Workspace:WaitForChild("WHITE") |
04 | brickWhiteB = game.Workspace:WaitForChild("WHITE2") |
05 |
06 | game.Lighting.Changed:connect(function() |
07 | if game.Lighting.TimeOfDay >= "18:00:00" then |
08 | brickRedA.Material = "Neon" |
09 | brickRedB.Material = "Neon" |
10 | brickWhiteA.Material = "Neon" |
11 | brickWhiteB.Material = "Neon" |
12 |
13 | elseif game.Lighting.TimeOfDay <= "05:00:00" then |
14 | brickRedA.Material = "Concrete" |
15 | brickRedB.Material = "Concrete" |
16 | brickWhiteA.Material = "Concrete" |
17 | brickWhiteB.Material = "Concrete" |
18 | end |
19 | end) |
You did spell white incorrectly, so that may be the issue. Also, I wasn't sure if you wanted neon at night so right now it's set to neon in the day time I believe. If it's not working then just reply and I'll see. I'm currently in school and have no access to ROBLOX so I cannot test things.
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You can't check if a string is lower than or greater than (or equal to) another string as you're doing in lines 7 and 13. You have to use the GetMinutesFromMidnight method of Lighting and then convert hours to minutes (hour * 60). You can then compare the minutes after midnight to the hour (converted to minutes). Spongocardo 1991 — 9y
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I thought so, I was in school at the time. Acheo 230 — 9y
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So does this mean the script won't work? VirtualFlying 55 — 9y
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Pretty much, I can make one now if you'd like. Acheo 230 — 9y