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:wait() as a method?
I've seen wait used as a method a few times, I was wondering if any of you can explain how this works to me. Thanks. (Note: I've only seen it used on events)
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wait() is basically telling the computer to wait until something would happen. Example:
1 | local P = game.Workspace.Part |
2 |
3 | function onTouch(part) |
4 | P.Transparency = 0 |
5 | wait(2) --"Oh! I see the wait symbol, that means I have to wait 2 seconds until I do something! |
6 | P.Transparency = 1 |
7 | end |
8 |
9 | --and other function stuff here |
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I figured it out. It's a property of roblox events. It allows you to pause the script to wait for the event itself. Example: script.Parent.Touched:Wait() Assuming that the parent is of course a part. Vathriel 510 — 11y
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Why are people hating on your awnser?!Your awnser is fine. iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y