Is there a more efficient way to level up a player than just doing the same line of code over and over and over? EX:
while true do
wait(.1)
if p:WaitForChild("leaderstats").EXP.Value >= 100 then
script.Parent.Level.Text = 10
wait(2)
break
end
end
while true do
wait(.1)
if p:WaitForChild("leaderstats").EXP.Value >= 200 then
script.Parent.Level.Text = 11
wait(2)
break
end
end
If you would like to add 100 XP or any amount to get to the next level every time, use this:
while wait(.1) do --saving one line by putting wait here
local LevelUpValue = 100
local CurrentLevel = 10
if p:WaitForChild("leaderstats").EXP.Value >= LevelUpValue then
script.Parent.Level.Text = CurrentLevel
LevelUpValue = LevelUpValue + 100 --add amount of xp you can multiply though
CurrentLevel = CurrentLevel + 1 --add level
end
end
I hope this works for you, because I had to do something like this once and it worked for me.
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thats a very good question
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There's no need for two while loops, it can be done in one, also think about it, do you really need to check every tenth of a second?