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How can I run two functions at the same time?
canFire = true
function DoRecoilY()
-- Code for recoil would be placed in here with waits.
end
function Shoot()
--Code for shooting a gun would be placed in here.
end
mouse.Button1Down:connect(function()
if canFire == true then
canFire = false
Shoot()
wait(FireRate)
canFire = true
end
end)
Since DoRecoilY has waits in it it would delay how fast you can shoot. I've heard of something called coroutines but I have no idea how to implement them into this. I've looked at the wiki but I'm a little confused.
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The recoil could just be an Animation Goulstem 8144 — 6y
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The recoil just moves the camera, not the arms. Jesse1240 59 — 6y
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note: running multiple threads is very data intensive, so use coroutines sparingly.
There are multiple ways to run a coroutine. I'll lay them out for you:
coroutine.wrap~ call it using a function, and it will create a new, callable coroutine with the body of that function.
coroutine.wrap(DoRecoilY)()
coroutine.createandcoroutine.resume~ call create to create a thread, call resume to run it.
local DoRecoil = coroutine.create(DoRecoilY) coroutine.resume(DoRecoil)
spawn~ runs a function in a separate thread.
spawn(DoRecoilY)
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I finally got it. Thanks. Jesse1240 59 — 6y