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Why does this script not print something when an car goes at 40 speed?
The script is supposed to print something if a car is going at 40 speed. Heres the script:
1 | while wait() do |
2 | local speed = script.Parent.Velocity.Magnitude |
3 | if speed == 40 then |
4 | print("you are going too fast") |
5 | end |
6 | wait() |
7 | end |
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Loops won't work at all. And if speed == 40 causes the error. try <= instead? cherrythetree 130 — 6y
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That sadly didnt work. ieatandisbaconhair 77 — 6y
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just because loops won't work. cherrythetree 130 — 6y
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Instead of speed == 40 do speed >= 40 because the way you increase speed may make the speed go over 40, while skipping it. (like if you increase the speed by +3 or any number thats not a divisor of 40, the speed will never equal 40).
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Thanks you so much, it worked! ieatandisbaconhair 77 — 6y
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does it work without while wait() do? ieatandisbaconhair 77 — 6y
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you can make it so that it checks every time the speed changes with the :Changed event radusavin366 617 — 6y
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on what variable do i need to do that? ieatandisbaconhair 77 — 6y
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on the magnitude, of course radusavin366 617 — 6y