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Why won't the value change and print no?
01 | local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer |
02 | local Mouse = player:GetMouse() |
03 | local Mirror = game.Workspace:WaitForChild('Mirror') |
04 | local MirrorGui = player.PlayerGui.MirrorGui |
05 | local GuiLabel = MirrorGui.TextLabel |
06 | checker = 0 |
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08 | game:GetService('RunService').RenderStepped:Connect(function() |
09 | local X = Mouse.X |
10 | local Y = Mouse.Y |
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12 | if Mouse.Target and Mouse.Target.Name == 'Mirror' then |
13 | MirrorGui.Enabled = true |
14 | GuiLabel.Position = UDim2.new(0,X,0,Y) |
15 | Mouse.Button1Down:Connect(function() |
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My understanding of elseif is that it will only run if the if is not true. So you would just get rid of line 23. Probably wrong though. Or I guess you could change the elseif to another if, and that would run both. DinozCreates 1070 — 6y
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I'm attempting to make it to where I click it once, It print yes and then if I click it again it prints no and those are alternating. If I get rid of the elseif, it will just run "yes no" True_Warrior 29 — 6y
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I misunderstood what you were doing then. Is the initial if statement printing 'yes', and changing the value? Or is it printing yes and not changing the value DinozCreates 1070 — 6y
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It's supposed to print yes and change the value so next time it will be no, however it's only printing yes True_Warrior 29 — 6y
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Have you tried using a bool instead? Ill post an answer DinozCreates 1070 — 6y
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Yes, but I'd like to see your version of it. True_Warrior 29 — 6y
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You shouldn't nest the Button1Down event inside a RenderStepped, you'll be creating a connection for that event every frame or so, so multiple functions are called. User#19524 175 — 6y
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I do have to ask why you have checker as a global, is that neccesary or can we make that local? DinozCreates 1070 — 6y
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Additionally, the script is disabling itself, and cannot re-enable itself. Either don't disable it or have another script enable it. User#19524 175 — 6y
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How would I go about checking when the mouse is hovering over that object then? True_Warrior 29 — 6y
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@inca if the script isn't able to re-enable itself how is it printing out 'yes' thats called after the disable? DinozCreates 1070 — 6y
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It doesn't. User#19524 175 — 6y
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01 | local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer |
02 | local Mouse = player:GetMouse() |
03 | local Mirror = game.Workspace:WaitForChild('Mirror') |
04 | local MirrorGui = player.PlayerGui.MirrorGui |
05 | local GuiLabel = MirrorGui.TextLabel |
06 | checker = false |
07 |
08 | game:GetService('RunService').RenderStepped:Connect(function() |
09 | local X = Mouse.X |
10 | local Y = Mouse.Y |
11 |
12 | if Mouse.Target and Mouse.Target.Name == 'Mirror' then |
13 | MirrorGui.Enabled = true |
14 | GuiLabel.Position = UDim2.new(0,X,0,Y) |
15 | Mouse.Button1Down:Connect(function() |
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No explanation was given whatsoever. User#19524 175 — 6y
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Did you not see me discussing this with him in the comments?.... DinozCreates 1070 — 6y
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Explain it in the answer as well. User#19524 175 — 6y
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Unfortunately it didn't work. I just don't know how I'd go about checking if the mouse is hovering over the object without renderstepped True_Warrior 29 — 6y
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Sorry, i was just trying to show him what i was saying, its hard to do without posting the editted code. DinozCreates 1070 — 6y
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I had to move my onClick function outside the render function so the number of instances produced returned to normal.