It works in studio but not the real game. By the way, this is a module script.
local BloodEnabled = false
local parent = script.Parent
local function on()
BloodEnabled = true
end
local function off()
BloodEnabled = false
end
local function OnClicked()
if BloodEnabled == true then off() else on() end
end
parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(OnClicked)
Can someone guide me?
Thanks.
###ModuleScripts don't run unless you require that module. However, for GUI event listening, you should keep that in LocalScripts. I did tell you in the past to use modules for global variables, sorry for being broad. Also, you do not need separate functions to toggle a boolean, simply use the not keyword and it reverses a boolean.
-- ModuleScript, preferably under your LocalScript
local module = {}
module.BloodEnabled = false
function module:ToggleBlood()
-- self is a reference to the module table
self.BloodEnabled = not self.BloodEnabled
-- setting BloodEnabled
end
return module -- return the table
###From your local script:
local modulescript = require(script.BloodModule)
-- in order to get the table and everything in it we must require it
local function OnClicked()
modulescript:ToggleBlood()
end
parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(OnClicked)
-- connect is deprecated use Connect
Oh okay thank you.
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why would this be in a module script
because of my broadness