local function LightAttack(actionName, inputState)
	if crouch == true then
		s2 = true
		if s2 == true then
			if script.Parent.HumanoidRootPart.Orientation.Y == 0 then
				if leftValue == 1 then
					s6 = true
					if s6 == true then
						if Enum.UserInputState.Begin and s2 == true and s6 == true then
							animTrack5A:Stop()
							animtrack236:Play()
							s2 = false
							s6 = false
						end
					end
				end
			end
		end
	end
	if animtrack236.IsPlaying == false then

So yesterday, with another user's suggestion of using debounces on the inputs, I was able to get this code for special attacks working properly. There's a problem, though: with this current code, the move won't trigger unless both left and down are pressed, which is not what I'm looking for. Ideally, the code should give a player a small window of time to press the button sequence of down, left, and Z(or A) to do the move. I've already tried putting in waits and whiles within and after the code, but all that's done is either bring back the original problem of this and another animation playing over each other, preventing a certain animation from playing altogether, or make a different animation play twice after the delay. I have also tried a suggestion from another user to make s2 and s6 actual instances, and have another script act as the delay for these values, but that hasn't worked, either. Anyone know how I can fix this so that the variables s2 and s6 stay true for a certain duration after the button sequence is pressed?

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