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I am having trouble with this sound script?It play at different timing if a player lags.
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)
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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. ForeverBrown 356 — 4y
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also...whats the point of waiting 100,000 seconds? ForeverBrown 356 — 4y
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XD 123nabilben123 499 — 4y
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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 Aqil_Whiz 2 — 4y
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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 :) ForeverBrown 356 — 4y
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Is this in a local script? If so, the timing of the audio depends on the client not the server.
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But whats a client? Aqil_Whiz 2 — 4y
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and the difference between local script and script? Aqil_Whiz 2 — 4y
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Aqil read of this article to learn about the difference between client and server ForeverBrown 356 — 4y
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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)
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on local script or script Aqil_Whiz 2 — 4y