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Light and Light Switch ' then ' and identifier issue. What is an identifier???
Script Purpose: To make a light activate from a switch. Script: local BathLightCD = script.Parent.ClickDetector
BathLightCD.MouseClick:Connect(function(Clicked) game.Workspace.BathroomLight.Light.PointLight.Brightness = 10 if BathLightCD.RightMouseClick:Connect(function(Clicked) do game.Workspace.BathroomLight.Light.PointLight.Brightness = 0 end
end)
Notes: The point is it's talking about using ' then ' just when I do it wants me to use an identifier which I don't know what that is. Please help.
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local BathLightCD = script.Parent.ClickDetector BathLightCD.MouseClick:Connect(function(Clicked) game.Workspace.BathroomLight.Light.PointLight.Brightness = 10 if BathLightCD.RightMouseClick:Connect(function(Clicked) do game.Workspace.BathroomLight.Light.PointLight.Brightness = 0 end end) KentrusWoW 0 — 5y
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Don't forget to accept the answer if it helped you so we can both earn some reputation points. Zafirua 1348 — 5y
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Firstly, the syntax for conditional statement is if .. then not if .. do. The compiler was throwing you error because if.. do does not exist.
Secondly, You are creating a new function in the if statement. This is bound to throw you another error. Instead, you want to check if the Light's Brightness is either 10 or 0. Also note that you do not need a parameter in the function.
-- [Declaration Section]
--\\ Part Location
local Baseplate = workspace.Baseplate;
local Light = Baseplate.PointLight;
local ClickDetector = Baseplate.ClickDetector;
-- [Processing Section]
local function ChangeLight ()
if Light.Brightness == 0 then
Light.Brightness = 10;
print(Light.Brightness);
else
Light.Brightness = 0;
print(Light.Brightness);
end;
end;
-- [Connecting Section]
ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(ChangeLight);
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correct User#19524 175 — 5y