What I am trying to do here is if Baseplates transparency is over then I will print its gone
function WaitForSomething()
if game.Workspace.Baseplate.Transparency > .5 then
end
end
if WaitForSomething() then
print('Gone')
end
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How do I make a function yield if its requirements hasn't been met ?
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You could use :GetPropertyChangedSignal which would fire when what ever you put between the Speech Marks has changed.
For example below i have placed "Transparency" between the speech marks which makes the script wait for the Transparency of the Base plate to change then Fires the WaitForSomething Function
But you have to make sure that it is a Property.
function WaitForSomething()
if game.Workspace.Baseplate.Transparency > .5 then
print("Gone")
end
end
workspace.Baseplate:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Transparency"):Connect(WaitForSomething)
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