My script starts off with 12% Activity rate according to the Script Performance screen, but it soon drops down to 3%. Then, as I approach a target, to builds up to nearly 7%. Any way I can optimize the script?

local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer

while game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(player.Name) == nil do
	wait(0.1)
end

local cam = workspace.CurrentCamera

for _, i in pairs(workspace.Targets:GetChildren()) do
	if i.Name == "Target" then
		if i.ForAsset.Value == true then
			i.ReleaseSensitivity.Value = 14
		else
			i.ReleaseSensitivity.Value = 7.5
		end
		
		i.Buffer.Value = 71
		local Buffer = i.Buffer.Value
		local pos = i.Position
		
		local oof = game:GetService("RunService").Heartbeat:Connect(function()
			if game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(player.Name) ~= nil and player:DistanceFromCharacter(pos) < Buffer + 18 then
				local Distance = player:DistanceFromCharacter(pos)
				
				if Distance < Buffer and i.Wait.Value == false and cam:WorldToScreenPoint(pos).Z > 0 then
					if i.Name ~= "HA" then
						i.Name = "Beepbeep"
					end
					
					if i.Name == "Beepbeep" and workspace.Targets:FindFirstChild("HA") == nil then
						script.LockOn:Play()
						i.Name = "HA"
					end
				else
					i.Name = "Target"
				end
			end
		end)
	end
end

By the way, there are around 70 parts named "Target", so it keeps up with those 70 targets actively.

So what the script does is check for each part named "Target", and then checks to see if you're 71 studs away from it. If you are, it changes the part's name twice (the first one is part of a queue system thought up by yours truly). Then, once you're out of range, it changes the name back to "Target".

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