Why does the script skip the intermission if it goes from 2 to 1 players?
I've been trying to make a minigames script for a while now, but I can't fix all of the errors for the life of me. My most recent error is that if the game goes from having two players to one player during the intermission, it skips it completely and goes into the round. Thanks in advance for finding the error.
--// %Script by cmgtotalyawesome%
--// Variables
MapStorage = workspace.MapStorage
IntermissionTime = 15
Players = game.Players:GetChildren()
_G.RoundInProgress = false
NumPlayers = game.ReplicatedStorage.NumPlayers
NumPlayers.Value = 0
GameTime = 90
game.Players.PlayerAdded:connect(function(plr)
NumPlayers.Value = NumPlayers.Value + 1
end)
game.Players.PlayerRemoving:connect(function(plr)
NumPlayers.Value = NumPlayers.Value - 1
end)
--// Intermission/Gameplay
while wait(1) do
if not _G.RoundInProgress and NumPlayers.Value >= 2 then
for i = IntermissionTime, 0, -1 do
if NumPlayers.Value < 2 then break end
game.ReplicatedStorage.StatusValue.Value = "Intermission: ".. i
wait(1)
end
local maps = game.ServerStorage.Maps:GetChildren()
local chosenmap = maps[math.random(1, #maps)]
local map = game.ServerStorage.Maps[chosenmap.Name]:Clone()
map.Parent = workspace.MapStorage
_G.RoundInProgress = true
for i, v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
local a = v.Name
local player = Instance.new("Model", game.ReplicatedStorage.Players)
player.Name = a
local Spawns = chosenmap.Spawns:GetChildren()
workspace[a].Torso.CFrame = CFrame.new(MapStorage[chosenmap.Name].Spawns[math.random(1, #Spawns)].Position)
if chosenmap.Name == "TeamKnockOff" or chosenmap.Name == "KnockOff" then
windforce = game.ServerStorage.Windforce:Clone()
windforce.Parent = v.Backpack
wait()
end
end
game.ReplicatedStorage.StatusValue.Value = "Round In Progress"
for i = GameTime, 0, -1 do
if _G.RoundInProgress == false then break end
wait(1)
game.ReplicatedStorage.StatusValue.Value = "Round in progress, ".. i.. " seconds left"
end
workspace.MapStorage:ClearAllChildren()
_G.RoundInProgress = false
end
end
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2 answers
The break statement inside your for loop will break out of the loop and continue setting up the gameplay regardless of the number of players. You could add another if statement after the for loop that checks if there are enough players.
while wait(1) do
if not _G.RoundInProgress and NumPlayers.Value >= 2 then
for i = IntermissionTime, 0, -1 do
if NumPlayers.Value < 2 then break end
game.ReplicatedStorage.StatusValue.Value = "Intermission: ".. i
wait(1)
end
end
if NumPlayers.Value >= 2 then
--Set up gameplay
end
end
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On line 25. You put:
if NumPlayers.Value < 2 then break end
"break" breaks the loop, in other words, it will stop the "for" loop and immediately continue from line 30. It basically tells the game: If the number of players is less than two, break the loop (i.e skip the intermission.)
Also, instead of using a value for NumPlayers, why not just use #game.Players:GetPlayers() everytime you want to use it. It updates automatically by getting how many people are in the game.
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