If you click the Frame while your mouse is over it, it will fire MouseEnter again.
function tweentrans()
end
script.Parent.MouseEnter:connect(function()
print("1")
inFrame = true
tweentrans()
end)
script.Parent.MouseLeave:connect(function()
print("2")
inFrame = false
end)
the reason why this happened is the same reason why when you touch a brick on a touch event with a print('random text') it will print it multiple times because your constantly on it. however if we add some debouncers and if statments (which will stop the code from running more than you need it to) then youll be able to control the monstrosity.
local inFrame = true -- this is out debouncer
function tweentransformation()
end
script.Parent.MouseEnter:connect(function()
if inFrame then -- checks to see if inFrame == true
inFrame = false --[[this is so it doesnt reprint(1) until we set it to true--]]
print("1")
tweentransformation()
-- [[places the function in here so the mouseleave function can only fire when it has been inside the frame --]]
script.Parent.MouseLeave:connect(function()
if not inFrame then --[[checks if inFrame == false. so adding wait()'s in perfectly fine.--]]
print("2")
inFrame = true --[[put inFrames to true so MouseEnter() can play again--]]
end -- end if statment
end) -- end function
end -- to end the if statement
end) -- end function
You did a really great job at explaining this. However, this isn't a very good solution, however it may be the only one. So I'll give it to you.
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Ah, I didn't know this. I can see how that would be annoying. This must be a bug. I don't see an easy solution.