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Is this script script? as there is really no way to test it in game without waiting that long?
1 | while true do |
2 | wait(math.random(3500)) |
3 | script.Parent.Fire.Enabled = true |
4 | end |
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That'll work, but why use a loop? OldPalHappy 1477 — 8y
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As I want to to be a continuing thing in the game to give the game a realistic effect for the fire fighters, so it does not just start on fire then thats it. Dark_Dimensions 96 — 8y
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If you want to test it then remove the
1 | wait(math.random(3500)) |
Test if you get the fire enabled and then if it works place the
1 | wait(math.random(3500)) |
Back again ;)
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That would cause the game to crash as it would have no wait time. and the math.random inside of a wait is what I was referring to about if it would work. Dark_Dimensions 96 — 8y
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Oh yeah just put wait(1) instead of this then and then replace it back with wait(math.random(3500)) and if it works then it's fine :P VladimVladim 78 — 8y