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How could i make this cooldown wait code more simple? [ANSWERED]

Asked Jan 3, 2019202 views2 answers

Code:

				wait(1)
				NumValue.Text = "10"
				wait(1)
				NumValue.Text = "9"
				wait(1)
				NumValue.Text = "8"
				wait(1)
				NumValue.Text = "7"
				wait(1)
				NumValue.Text = "6"
				wait(1)
				NumValue.Text = "5"
				wait(1)
				NumValue.Text = "4"
				wait(1)
				NumValue.Text = "3"
				wait(1)
				NumValue.Text = "2"
				wait(1)
				NumValue.Text = "1"
				wait(1)
				NumValue.Text = ""

I've seen it done properly, i just cant remember where.

If you need to know what it is for, it's a short cooldown message that appears on a door.

AnonymousJan 3, 2019Edited Jan 3, 2019

1 comment

U Simply Cant

AnonymousJan 3, 2019#

2 answers

✓ Accepted answer

for i = 10,0,-1 do
wait(1)
NumValue = i
end

AnonymousJan 3, 2019Permalink

7 comments

numvalue.Text

AnonymousJan 3, 2019#

Explain. Explain. Explain. Don't just post code.

AnonymousJan 3, 2019#

Hey, he solved it for me, i didn't need any extra help! Cut the dude some slack.

AnonymousJan 3, 2019#

When making answers on scriptinghelpers you are expected to explain your code and not just provide it.

AnonymousJan 3, 2019#

explain the code.

AnonymousJan 3, 2019#

It's a self explanatory for loop. If you can't understand this then you probably should learn the basics.

AnonymousJan 3, 2019#

come back here 2 years later, this is Summer you literally said it wasn't possible so i don't know what makes you so special lol

AnonymousApr 28, 2021#

counting = true
while counting do
	if NumValue.Text > 0 then
		wait(1)
		NumValue.Text = NumValue.Text - 1
	end
end

just do while wait() do and subtract the text

AnonymousJan 3, 2019Permalink

4 comments

sorry Imperialy, yours doesn't work properly.

AnonymousJan 3, 2019#

NumValue.Text:len()

AnonymousJan 3, 2019#

wot

AnonymousJan 3, 2019#

10:len() doesnt even 10

AnonymousJan 3, 2019#

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