Currently this only checks one block and doesn't check the rest of them, how can I fix that?
for i,v in pairs(model:GetChildren()) do
if v:IsA("Part") then
while wait(1) do
if player:DistanceFromCharacter(v.Position) <= 20 then
print('near');
else
print('not near');
end
end
end
end-
It only prints 'near' when you get near only one block in the model, and yes the bricks are spread out past 20.
The problem is that a while loop like the one you have repeats infinitely - it never stops, so it never gets past the first part.
print("Hello")
while wait() do
end
print("world!") -->> this doesn't print because the loop is infinite
The way I think you'd want it to run would be:
while wait(1) do
for i,v in pairs (model:GetChildren()) do
-- code
end
end
Hope I helped!
~TDP
It now recongizes them all, but still only works when your near one of them. I currently have 2 bricks placed far apart and when you go near the first one it works, but when you near the second one it doesn't work. I believe this is occuring because its check if its near both bricks at the same time as it conts to print both "near" and "unnear" once I get close to that brick. Ideas?
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Coroutines, coroutines, all da coroutines are not here.
How do I get the coroutines to keep going though?