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)
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
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.
thanks :)