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My script is meant to break when Saturation reaches -1, but it is not?
The script is meant to lower the Saturation to -1, then when it hits -1 it is meant to stop. However, it continues to lower the saturation, and does not stop.
How can I make it stop at -1?
01 | local C = game.Lighting.ColorCorrection |
02 |
03 | script.Parent.DiseaseValues.Cure1.Colourblind.Value = false |
04 | script.Parent.DiseaseValues.DiseaseTotal.Counter.Value = 1 |
05 |
06 | i = 0.5 |
07 | while true do |
08 | i = i - 0.1 |
09 | wait(1) |
10 | C.Saturation = i |
11 | if i == -1 then |
12 | break |
13 | end |
14 | end |
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Since you know it should stop at -1 why not just use a numerical loop? User#5423 17 — 6y
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Obviously had a dumb moment. I switched it to a for loop. ConnorThomp 87 — 6y
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1 | for i=0.5,-1, -.1 do |
2 | wait(1) |
3 | C.Saturation = i |
4 | end |
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```lua MaximumOverdriven 152 — 6y