If I am doing multiple things in the overbar, would I do it like,
while wait(20) do local h = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("Hint") if h == nil then local h = Instance.new("Hint") h.Name = "Hint" h.Parent = game.Workspace h.Text = "Welcome to Ultimate Sword Fighting by Nitroade100" end
while wait(20) do local h = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("Hint") if h == nil then local h = Instance.new("Hint") h.Name = "Hint" h.Parent = game.Workspace h.Text = "Please Leave a Like or Favorite if you Enjoyed!" end
while wait(20) do local h = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("Hint") if h == nil then local h = Instance.new("Hint") h.Name = "Hint" h.Parent = game.Workspace h.Text = "Found an Exploiter? PM Nitroade100 the FULL USERNAME!" end
while wait(20) do local h = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("Hint") if h == nil then local h = Instance.new("Hint") h.Name = "Hint" h.Parent = game.Workspace h.Text = "Thanks for playing!" end
Or would I only do "while wait(20) do" once for all of them?
Sorry if I'm trouble, I'm trying my best to learn to script in hopes of being able to use DevEx!
Finished Script.
while true do local h = Instance.new("Hint") h.Parent = game.Workspace h.Text = "Welcome to Ultimate Sword Fighting by Nitroade100" wait(20) h.Text = "Please Leave a Like or Favorite if you Enjoyed!" wait(20) h.Text = "Found an Exploiter? PM Nitroade100 the FULL USERNAME!" wait(20) h.Text = "Thanks for playing!" end
BTW here's a tip. When you want to insert something, you don't have to do:
example = Instance.new("Part") example.Parent = game.Lighting
Instead, you can do...
example = Instance.new("Part", game.Lighting)