How i can create a Combo?
Sorry for my Bad english;
Hi guys, how i can create a Combo when, if a player click mouse between 0.01/ 0.2 sec they go in second animation ecc ecc? And, if the player is slow. the combo reset to the first animation?
Example:
--(when the guy press the first time)
tool.Activated:connect(function()
if canSwing then
canSwing = false
canattack.Value = true
Request:FireServer("Power")
Request:FireServer("Money")
swing1animation:Play()
wait(.2)
-- Now, they need press another time for create the condition for continue the Combo between 0.01 and 0.2 secs, or the condition fail and the resete combo)
swingsound:Play()
if (condition is create) then
swingsound:Play()
Request:FireServer("Power")
Request:FireServer("Money")
swing2animation:Play()
wait(.2)
swingsound:Play()
if (second condition is create)
swingsound:Play()
Request:FireServer("Power")
Request:FireServer("Money")
swing3animation:Play()
wait(.2)
swingsound:Play()
elseif (second condition fail) then
return
end
elseif (first condition fail) then
return
end
spawn(function()
wait(DEBOUNCE_TIME)
canSwing = true
end)
end)
tool.Deactivated:connect(function()
canattack.Value = true
end)
i write it so fast, sorry for the errors, how i can set the time between the guy need click for continue the combo? Ty
1 answer
First things first, I recommend reading about Animation Events because it can easily be one of the best ways to do this: GetMarkerReachedSignal
And one thing you should know is tick(). now tick() is a time function that's local and very inconsistent (use os.time() if you want an actual good, global time measurement) but for the sake of this example tick() will work perfectly.
Now you can use tick() to do something like this:
start = tick()
timeInSeconds = 3
while (tick() - start) >= timeInSeconds do
-- this code will **ONLY** run when 3 seconds have passed since start has been updated
wait()
end
-- and maybe something like this
while (tick() - start) <= timeInSeconds do
-- this code will **ONLY** run as long as 3 seconds have passed since start has been updated
-- now obv this code will not run because of the above code but you get the idea
wait()
end
You see where I am going? Using this way we can see whether or not the player has pressed at a decent time (eg. 0.01/0.2)
Now I am no expert in this nor did I try doing this but let me try, alright?
We will start with input, you will have to listen to when the player presses (and keep track of it) which you are doing rn. And we have to keep track of when the player first pressed. so it will be similar to this:
playingAnim = false
timeOfPlay = nil
LCD = 0.01 -- LEAST_COMBO_DELAY
MCD = 0.2 -- MAX_COMBO_DELAY
function startPlaying()
playingAnim = true
timeOfPlay = tick() -- we are recording this to have a good measure of time
end
function press()
if not playingAnim then -- if this condition passes then the player is trying to hit their first hit (no combo whatsoever)
startPlaying()
else -- if this condition passes then the player is trying to hit again while the first animation is playing (in other words, they want to start a combo)
if (tick() - timeOfPlay) >= LCD then -- recall when we stored timeOfPlay? this means that 0.01 secs have passed
if (tick() - timeOfPlay) <= MCD then -- this means that the time passed is less than (or =) to the MAX time (0.2)
-- here we will repeat the same process with each applicable hit, make sure the player can't make a combo with 300 hits though lol
-- now remember when I asked you to read that animation thing, you should use it here, only if you want a smooth and cool transition (and probably no lag too)
animTrack:GetKeyframeReachedSignal("ComboCanBePlayedHere"):Wait()
-- make sure to add the part that can be transitioned from and call it whatever you want but make sure to change it here too
end
end
end
end
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