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Good method for causing two different for loops to fire simultaneously?
local function addClickDetectors()
getCurrentRowIndex(currentRowIndex)
getCurrentTileIndex(currentTileIndex)
for i,v in pairs(tileTableTable) do
if i <= currentRowIndex + 2 and i >= currentRowIndex - 2 then
for x,z in pairs(v) do
if x <= currentTileIndex + 2 and x >= currentTileIndex - 2 then
getClickDetector(clickDetectorClone)
clickDetectorClone.Parent = z
end
end
end
end
for i,v in pairs(tileGrid.Rows:GetChildren()) do
if i <= currentRowIndex + 2 and i >= currentRowIndex - 2 then
for x,z in pairs(v:GetChildren()) do
print(z)
if x <= currentTileIndex + 2 and x >= currentTileIndex - 2 and z.Value.Value == 250 then
z.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Fossil")
end
end
end
end
end
The first for loop adds click detectors to the tiles in a two tile radius around the player, the second one changes the color of the tiles to give an easy visual indicator for which tiles are clickable. Currently, you can click on the tiles for a second before they actually light up. What might a good method be for causing these two events to happen simultaneously? Also the two for loops are iterating over two different tables, so I can't just combine them into one. Thank
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Maybe you can use a spawn(function(), it allows the loop to run while the rest of the code is also running, use the spawn function on the first loop Leamir 3138 — 4y
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This works thank you GuruNin 5 — 4y
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Can you accept my answer? Just to get the question marked as "answered" Leamir 3138 — 4y
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Maybe you can use a spawn(function(), it allows the loop to run while the rest of the code is also running, use the spawn function on the first loop
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spawn(function()
for i = 1, 10 do
print(i)
end
end)
for i = 1, 10 do
print(1, 10)
end
Spawn Function This creates a thread and it runs the code separately on it.