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Whats the more efficient way of having 100's of conveyors?
Making a cart game, going to have many many conveyors with multiple speeds.
Would it be better this way in each conveyor block,
1 | while wait(0.1) do |
2 | script.Parent.Velocity = script.Parent.CFrame.lookVector * script.Parent.Speed.Value |
3 | end |
Or do something like
1 | while wait(0.1) do |
2 | for i,v in pairs(workspace.Conveyors:GetChildren()) do |
3 | if v.Name == "slowConveyor" then |
4 | v.Velocity = v.CFrame.lookVector * 16 |
5 | elseif v.Name == "mediumConveyor" then |
6 | v.Velocity = v.CFrame.lookvector * 30 |
7 | end |
8 | end |
9 | end |
The second one was just coded here, so if there's any errors I apologize.
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If you want different speeds, I’d use the second one. User#19524 175 — 6y
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Remove the while loop. hiimgoodpack 2009 — 6y
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Remove the while loop. Fifkee 2017 — 6y
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Remove the while loop. UnRandomizing 22 — 6y
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Remove the while loop. Kullaske 111 — 6y
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I'd use the second one DragRacer31 7 — 6y
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Remove the while loop. MexheCo 46 — 6y
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Remove the while loop. User#25606 0 — 6y
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Remove the while loop. brokenVectors 525 — 6y
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Remove the while loop. Fad99 286 — 6y
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There is a property inside a part which allows you to make conveyors without the use of code. It's called Velocity and when applied will move the part in the suggested location (X,Y,Z Coordinates.) Though if the value is too low it wont work for objects which weight to much and take up a large mass.