Add script:
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local z = Instance.new("DoubleConstrainedValue",script.Parent)
local vz = script.Parent.Parent.Variable2
z.MinValue = 2000
z.MaxValue = math.huge
function onButtonClicked()
z.Value = z.Value + 1000
vz.Text="z:("..tostring(z.Value)..")"
end
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(onButtonClicked)
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Minus Script:
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local z = Instance.new("DoubleConstrainedValue",script.Parent)
local vz = script.Parent.Parent.Variable2
z.MinValue = 2000
z.MaxValue = math.huge
function onButtonClicked()
z.Value = z.Value - 1000
vz.Text="z:("..tostring(z.Value)..")"
end
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(onButtonClicked)
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How would I minus a number by 1000 instead of reseting it to 2000?
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The reason seems to be because the Minimum Value is staying at 2000, but you are setting the value to below that so it's correcting itself, try setting the minimum value to minus 1000 as well.
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DoubleConstrainedValue's are deprecated. Why not just use a normal NumberValue, and just use math.clamp to constrain the value in between 2 numbers? It works like so: math.clamp(num, min, max)
Where would I put it
Yes, use math.clamp. You want to assign it to vz like you did with z.Value.