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What is wrong with this Sound script?

Asked by
kieranm9090 49
10 years ago 
function OnClick(clicked)
    while true do
    script.Parent.Parent.Sound1:Play()
    wait(120)
    script.Parent.Parent.Sound1:Stop()
    wait(.1)
    script.Parent.Parent.Sound2:Play()
    wait(120)
    script.Parent.Parent.Sound2:Stop()
    wait(.1)
    script.Parent.Parent.Sound3:Play()
    wait(120)
    script.Parent.Parent.Sound3:Stop()
    wait(.1)
    script.Parent.Parent.Sound4:Play()
    wait(120)
    script.Parent.Parent.Sound4:Stop()
    wait(.1)
    script.Parent.Parent.Sound5:Play()
    wait(120)
    script.Parent.Parent.Sound5:Stop()
    wait(.1)    
    end
end


script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(onClicked)

What's wrong?

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Is it supposed to be 0nClick instead of onClicked or is that just a typo? jav2612 180 — 10y

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Answered by
FanisTheCool 55
10 years ago

Seems like you used a script Template and got confused. when using :connect() you put inside your function. You called for the OnClicked where the was none. Also the "clicked" inside the functions parentheses has no meaning.

function OnClick()
    while true do
        script.Parent.Parent.Sound1:Play()
        wait(120)
        script.Parent.Parent.Sound1:Stop()
        wait(.1)
        script.Parent.Parent.Sound2:Play()
        wait(120)
        script.Parent.Parent.Sound2:Stop()
        wait(.1)
        script.Parent.Parent.Sound3:Play()
        wait(120)
        script.Parent.Parent.Sound3:Stop()
        wait(.1)
        script.Parent.Parent.Sound4:Play()
        wait(120)
        script.Parent.Parent.Sound4:Stop()
        wait(.1)
        script.Parent.Parent.Sound5:Play()
        wait(120)
        script.Parent.Parent.Sound5:Stop()
        wait(.1)
    end
end


script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(onClick)
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Thank you! kieranm9090 49 — 10y
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Answered by
User#348 0
10 years ago

In the last line, after :connect you put the function you want to run in the parentheses. You want to Connect a MouseClick on a ClickDetector to the function in the parentheses. Get it?

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