script.parent.SafetyOn.OnServerEvent:connect(function()
for i,v in pairs(script.parent.parent.parent.IFE:GetChildren()) do
v.Decal.Transparency = 1
v.Slidetwo.Transparency = 1
v.Main.Transparency = 1
v.Slideone.Transparency = 1
v.Security.Transparency = 0
The issue im having with this is that its only changing one of the parts and not all.
script.parent.SafetyOn.OnServerEvent:connect(function()
for i,v in pairs(script.parent.parent.parent.IFE:GetDescendants()) do -- you'll want :GetDescendants()
if v:IsA("Decal") and v.Name ~= "Security" then -- if izza decal and not named "Security"
v.Transparency = 1 -- poof
elseif v:IsA("Decal") and v.Name == "Security" then -- if izza decal named "Security"
v.Transparency = 0 -- o hai decal
end
end
end)
Should do the trick.
When I add the rest of the code it only displays on one again
as in changing the texture on all of them
it seems a wait time in between switching textures is breaking it
err
Don't say :IsA("Decal") because the "Texture" class inherits from Decal and if he has Textures in there they could get affected. Like if you said :IsA("Part") on some script and you had spawnlocations or seats those get affected since they inherit from Part. Consider inheritance and say if v.ClassName == "Decal"
Im still having the same issue, Only one of the decals turns visible then after the wait time the other part starts. But what I need is for them to all run in sync together
it's like going in order on all of the parts and not all at once
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why so many spaces? did you delete code?
no its just like that lol I was gonna tidy it up later