The below works, but the script stops working after one go, because it isn't told to keep repeating itself.
print 'Mud path loaded...'
local FP = script.Parent
local SP = script.Parent.Parent.StayingPart
time1 = (1) --time before falls after step
time2 = (2) --time before regenerates
SPPos = SP.Position
SPFrame = SP.Rotation
function onTouch(part)
wait(time1)
FP.Anchored = false
wait(time2)
FP.Anchored = true
FP.Position = SPPos
FP.Rotation = SPPos
end
FP.Touched:connect(onTouch)
However, it seems that the While True Do breaks the script.
print 'Mud path loaded...'
local FP = script.Parent
local SP = script.Parent.Parent.StayingPart
time1 = (1) --time before falls after step
time2 = (2) --time before regenerates
SPPos = SP.Position
SPFrame = SP.Rotation
while true do
function onTouch(part)
wait(time1)
FP.Anchored = false
wait(time2)
FP.Anchored = true
FP.Position = SPPos
FP.Rotation = SPPos
end
FP.Touched:connect(onTouch)
end
I have tried moving the second 'end' before the 'FP.Touched:connect(onTouch)', yet to no avail. Suggestions and help, please? I used to be a good programmer, but League of Legends forced it all right outta my brain. xD
