while true do wait(0) script.Parent.MallMusic.Playing = true wait(35) script.Parent.MallMusic.Playing = false wait(100000) end
The problem is that sometimes it glitches out and play at different timing than it should according to the script if a player lags.(A Small Delay)
Is this in a local script? If so, the timing of the audio depends on the client not the server.
But whats a client?
and the difference between local script and script?
Aqil read of this article to learn about the difference between client and server
The problem is either your internet is very slow or something else. I've made a few enhancments to your code for future use.
Dont use Playing = false or Playing = true, instead use :Stop() , :Resume() , or :Play()
spawn(function()
while true do
wait()
script.Parent.MallMusic:Play()
wait(35)
script.Parent.MallMusic:Stop()
wait(100000)
end
end)
on local script or script
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If you are wanting the sounds to sync up on all clients, you need to have the server control the audio.
also...whats the point of waiting 100,000 seconds?
XD
Ummm i was trying to make a camping game so it's based on a story so like after the music end it will stop forever thats why i put 10000000
If you don't want the sound to ever play again, simply doing Script.Parent.MallMusic:Stop() will do. The sound will only play if you use :Play() or set playing to true. There is no use putting a long wait at the end of your code :)