I'm trying to make it so that this script that records the player's X, Y and Z positions starts functioning after pressing some GUI button.

local character = script.Parent
local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(character)
local HRP = character:WaitForChild("HumanoidRootPart")
local X = player:WaitForChild("XPosition")
local Y = player:WaitForChild("YPosition")
local Z = player:WaitForChild("ZPosition")

repeat wait() until player.Place.Value == "notSpawn"

while true do
	X.Value = HRP.Position.X
	Y.Value = HRP.Position.Y
	Z.Value = HRP.Position.Z
	wait(0.5)
end

The button has a local script that basically changes the value of "Place" which is a "StringValue" in the character to "notSpawn". For some reason, it just never works when FilteringEnabled is on or off. So I don't think it's an FE related problem??

Or is it maybe the repeat function does not update when the value changes?? I'm really really not sure what's going on anymore... Ugh...

Anonymous

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repeat ... until is a loop, and repeat alone is a keyword, not a function. Additionally, FilteringEnabled will always be on. The FilteringEnabled property in Workspace is a dummy setting now; it does nothing. I also suggest you use events instead of loops.

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