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New Coder, Help Debugging a Surface GUI That Plays Music?

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rkpkid1997 2

6 years ago

Edited 6 years ago

Hi! I'm just now dabbling in ROBLOX programming (with no prior coding knowledge) so my code will be very crude, so bear with me.

I'm creating a surface GUI that has a large image button in the middle, and two image buttons on either side to cycle the middle image. I don't know the best way to do this, so so far I have a script in the left and right buttons that increases or decreases a _G variable by one every time you click. It looks like this:

1script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(function()
2 
3_G.song = _G.song + 1
4 
5end)

Then I have another script in the big central image button that is supposed to detect if the _G variable equals either 1 or 2, and plays a different song on click depending on the value of the variable. The code looks like this:

01mus1=workspace.juke.buttons.music1
02mus2=workspace.juke.buttons.music2
03 
04while true do
05 
06if _G.song == 1 then
07    script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(function(one)
08    mus1:Play()
09    end)
10elseif _G.song == 2 then
11    script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(function(two)
12    mus2:Play()
13    end)
14end
15wait(.25)
16end

When I click the big central button however, it plays both songs, not one or the other. Why is it playing both?

math.random is actually "random" though User#23365 30 — 6y

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YouSNICKER 131

6 years ago

Edited 6 years ago

01local jukeBox = workspace.juke.buttons
02local mus1 = jukeBox.music1
03local mus2 = jukeBox.music2
04 
05 
06-- Make a sound in each button and put the song id inside them
07 
08local sound1 = mus1:WaitForChild("Sound") 
09local sound2 = mus2:WaitForChild("Sound")
10 
11mus1.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
12    if sound2.Playing then
13        sound2:Stop()
14    end
15    sound1:Play()
16end)
17 
18mus2.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
19    if sound1.Playing then
20        sound1:Stop() -- Make sure there is a sound there
21    end
22    sound2:Play()
23end)
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Thank you! I had to do a little modifying but it worked! I have one more concern, though. Say I had 10 songs, not 2. Is there a way to stop ALL music from playing, because adding a stop function for each one is impractical. rkpkid1997 2 — 6y

Could use a for loop for all the songs in the model and if they are not named the song that is chosen then you could stop it YouSNICKER 131 — 6y

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