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Intro loading assets GUI?
Hello,
So I have a script that is working well (asked for help):
local workspaceassets = game.Workspace:GetChildren()
local replcatedastorageassets = game.ReplicatedStorage:GetChildren()
local startguiassets = game.StarterGui:GetChildren()
local numberofassets = #workspaceassets + #replcatedastorageassets + #startguiassets
while wait() do
for x = numberofassets,0,-1 do
wait(0.5)
script.Parent.Text = "Loading assets...: "..x.."/"..numberofassets
end
script.Parent.Text = "Game loaded!"
wait(2)
script.Parent.Text = "Enjoy the game!"
wait(2)
script.Parent.Visible = false
script.Parent.Parent.Parent:Destroy()
end
The only thing is: It actually loads stuff that has been loaded too, so it's doing everything one by one. Is there also one that doesn't load stuff that has already been loaded? And if there is a solution, how do I script that (I'm just a beginner :/)?
Thanks in advance :)
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Don't do that. Use the ContentProvider service using the GetService method. It's very simple to use!
-- Local or Server script
local cp = game:GetService("ContentProvider")
while cp.RequestQueueSize > 0 do
print(cp.RequestQueueSize) -- Prints the amount of assets in queue (to load).
wait()
end
To make a loading GUI, just get the RequestQueueSize at the beginning of the script, then compare it to the new queue, which should give you a rough estimate.
Ex:
local cp = game:GetService("ContentProvider")
local totalassets = cp.RequestQueueSize -- Saves the amount of assets at the current moment (to compare to later)
while cp.RequestQueueSize > 0 do
print(cp.RequestQueueSize .. " left of " .. totalassets .. " assets remaining...")
wait()
end
print("All assets loaded!")
Hope I helped!
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Wow just 9 lines of codes!! Thanks alot, it has worked :D snewo12 72 — 5y