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Why is this not printing the intValue? [closed]
sorry if i posted the same post twice but making this in code block might help its not showing errors in the output and its not showing on my gui button
01 | CanVote = Workspace.canVote |
02 | CanVote.Value=true |
03 | Map1=Workspace.Deathrun |
04 | Map2=Workspace.FFA |
05 | function Clicked() |
06 | if CanVote.Value==true then |
07 | for i=1,1 do |
08 | Map1.Value=Map1.Value+1 |
09 | end |
10 | if Map2.Value>0 then |
11 | for i=1,1 do |
12 | Map2.Value=Map2.Value-1 |
13 | end |
14 | end |
15 | votes=script.Parent |
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You know you can edit a post, right? GoldenPhysics 474 — 10y
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sorry i am such a noob threatboy101 2 — 10y
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Anyways, your problem is on lines 18 and 20. You set CanVote.Value to false, then if CanVote.Value equals false (it does) then exit and don't execute anything else in the function. Therefore the print statement is not executed. GoldenPhysics 474 — 10y
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it prints 2 though threatboy101 2 — 10y
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please help threatboy101 2 — 10y
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When I ran mine which is basicly like yours it never printed 2. As golden said you need to make the CanVote.Value=true. Also I see that you use for i=1 which just runs it once. I don't think you need them...
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it has to run once because i dont want it adding values and it prevents glitches threatboy101 2 — 10y
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I meant you could just simple remove the i=1 and then end with it and it would only run once. I think at least sorry if i'm wrong. GetSporked 5 — 10y