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Can someone show me what i have done wrong in this click detecting script?
Knowing me there is an error in here, but i just dont know where its not working, this code is meant to make a part go invisible after 10 clicks and it does it on the first click, help will be much appreciated :) thanks!
function onClick()
script.Parent.Value.Value = script.Parent.Value.Value + 1
if script.Parent.Value.Value ~= 10 then
script.Parent.Transparency = 1
else
end
end
script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(onClick)
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It is doing what you told it to do check the operator
You are using ~= so lets say we had the starting value of then we add 1. 1 ~= 10 which is true so the code will run and make the part go invisible.
We could use:-
-- this will run when the value is greater than 9 if script.Parent.Value.Value > 9 then -- this will run when the value is greater than or equal to 10 if script.Parent.Value.Value >= 10 then --- a lot of others can be used as well
Other issues:-
We do not need to access script.Parent.Value multiple times so we should make a variable, this also helps simplify the code.
local par = script.Parent -- we create a variable to access the parent, we then use this
local valObj = par.Value -- this is the object you should re-name it as value is confusing, also look into using "WaitForChild()"
print('variabels added')
function onClick()
print('ran')
valObj .Value = valObj .Value + 1
if valObj .Value == 10 then -- only run at 10
print('num is 10')
par.Transparency = 1
else
print('num is not 10')
end
end
par .ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(onClick)
I hope this helps, please comment if you do not understand how /why this code works.
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Even with yours it seems to not work, i can't seem to figure it out, the click value keeps going over 10 and doesn't go invisible Karl_RBX 11 — 7y
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The click will go over 10 as we have not set any limits e.g. stop adding once we have 10, I will update the code to add a print() in this should show how far the code runs. User#5423 17 — 7y
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thanks :) Karl_RBX 11 — 7y