Increasing speed of particles with a loop?
How would I make a loop that increases the speed of a particle emitter every second. I'm not familiar with user data errors and what they mean but I keep getting them with this one line of code.
1 | repeat |
2 | ParticleEmitter.Speed = ParticleEmitter.Speed + NumberRange.new(10, 10) |
3 | wait(1) |
4 | until nil |
It's all one line by the way.
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I had the same question for transparency.
1 | for i = 1, 3 do |
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3 | ParticleEmitter.Speed = NumberSequence.new(i) |
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5 | wait(1) |
6 | end |
I don't know your particle emitter's starting speed, so change 1 to the starting speed of it, and 3 to the speed you want it to end it. If it doesn't work, comment the error, I came up with this on the spot. What does this is the speed increases to the number i, of the for loop, is. Every second that passes, with the numbers I put, the speed increases by 1 until it reaches a speed of 3.
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Hello! As mentioned above, you could also do a for loop to limit the times it will go up.
1 | for i = 1, 100, 5 do -- 1 Stands for what to start counting from, 100 stands for what to count up to, and 5 stands for how much to count with each time. |
2 | ParticleEmitter.Speed = i |
3 | end |
~Waterfoox
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I don't know, but I have a feeling you're overthinking this a little bit. If it was me, I would use a while true do loop, or if you want it to go for a set amount of times, you could do a simple for loop. Here's what I would do:
1 | while wait(1) do -- Repeats everything between do, and end, waiting 1 second each time it finishes once. |
2 | ParticleEmitter.Speed = ParticleEmitter.Speed + 10 -- Adds 10 to the speed every time it's ran. |
3 | end |
Hope that helps!
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