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My script is just ignoring a conditional statement?
Sorry if it's a dumb question, but i'm still pretty new to the whole coding thing, and I thought I would get some more experienced opinions. I'm looking to have this script regenerate an npc if a certain amount of time passes, and the npc has full health.
The NPC is respawning, regardless of how much health he has, including full health.
I might just be a bingus, but thank you for taking the time to help me out!
01 | object = script.Parent |
02 | if (object ~= nil) and (object ~= game.Workspace)and script.Parent.Humanoid.Health >= script.Parent.Humanoid.MaxHealth then |
03 | model = object |
04 | else |
05 | end |
06 |
07 | backup = model:clone() |
08 | waitTime = math.random(3,15) |
09 | wait(math.random(0, waitTime)) |
10 | while true do |
11 | wait(waitTime) |
12 |
13 | model:remove() |
14 |
15 |
16 | model = backup:clone() |
17 | model.Parent = game.Workspace |
18 | model:makeJoints() |
19 |
20 | end |
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Any errors? nicktooner 119 — 6y
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No, there's no errors in the log at all. hulabee 7 — 6y
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what is line 2 all about? greatneil80 2647 — 6y
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Lines 7 and 8 are supposed to be inside the if statement. LinKiNSpitZ 22 — 6y
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And there's nothing in else block either. LinKiNSpitZ 22 — 6y
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I think Humanoid.Health cannot be grater than Humanoid.MaxHealth. LinKiNSpitZ 22 — 6y
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And if Humanoid.Health is smaller than Humanoid.MaxHealth model:clone() will error because model is nil. LinKiNSpitZ 22 — 6y