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How do I detect Quality Level changes?
So I know as much as this, as briefly documented by the wiki:
print(UserSettings():FindService('UserGameSettings').SavedQualityLevel)
But how do I detect changes of it?
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Thanks for asking, I've wondered this too before, but just tampering with it for 5 seconds, led me to the conclusion and simple answer.
UserSettings():FindService("UserGameSettings").Changed:connect(function(one) print(one)
if one == "SavedQualityLevel" then
print("Changed!")
print(UserSettings():FindService('UserGameSettings').SavedQualityLevel)
end
-- you can also use this for other things, and your welcome btw.
end)
you are free to use this for other purposes too, example:
UserSettings():FindService("UserGameSettings").Changed:connect(function(one) print(one)
if one == "MasterVolume" then
print("Changed!")
print(UserSettings():FindService('UserGameSettings').MasterVolume)
end
-- you can also use this for other things, and your welcome btw.
end)
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Notice how I said "I dont think there is a .Changed property for that service." Dont needa be so cocky, plus you got the idea from my post. lol ObscureIllusion 352 — 7y
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First of all. No, I actually didn't get the idea from your post, your post was after I toyed with it. Second of all, I answered it right and it works, are you just jealous? DaCrazyDev 444 — 7y
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Saying "you're welcome" like that is kinda rude, since the asker never said "thank you". :/ Overscores 381 — 7y
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"--you can also use this for other things, and your welcome btw." >> you're* Vezious 310 — 7y
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Youd probably have to use a while wait() do loop, as I dont believe the property .Changed is available for that service.