So basically how this script is when "Demon" is in radius of "Light" the light (pointlight) is suppose to dim, so far the script works, but I cant seem to make it work on two lights at the same time?, I have been trying to fix this for about an hour and cant find the solution.
01 -- || object references || 02 local ws = game:GetService("Workspace") -- GetService is used in this context to create a shorthand for workspace, "ws". This isn't necessarily relevant to the script, but it's something I like to do when working with workspace objects 03 local part, npcTorso = ws.Light, ws.Demon:FindFirstChild("Torso") -- This assigns "part" to the part in Workspace, and "npcTorso" to the "Torso" part in the NPC (assuming there is one) 04 local light = part:FindFirstChild("Light") -- The light will be referenced by the variable "Light", assuming the location of the light is "game.Workspace.Part.Light". 05 06 -- || configurations || 07 local maxBrightness = 2 -- This is the maximum brightness, where the NPC is farthest from the light 08 local minBrightness = 0.1 -- This is the brightness that will be shown when the NPC is directly at the same position as the light. 09 10 -- || numbers that change || 11 local radius = 30 -- This is the radius in which the light will start to dim when the NPC comes near it. 12 while wait(1/30) do 13 local distance = (npcTorso.Position - part.Position).magnitude -- See above, this is getting the distance between the NPC and the part 14 if distance <= radius then -- This checks if the NPC is within the radius in which the light will be affected 15 local brightness = (distance/radius) * maxBrightness -- This calculates the brightness based on distance 16 if (brightness < minBrightness) then -- If the brightness drops below the minimum brightness 17 brightness = minBrightness -- Set it to the minimum brightness 18 end 19 light.Brightness = brightness -- Finally, set the brightness of the light 20 end 21 end 22 23 -- Huge credit to nikon1j1 for huge help!
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