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Why isn't the "function" doing anything (Making the screen terracota, playing the sound, etc. etc.)?
local oncd = script.Parent.On.ClickDetector
local offcd = script.Parent.Off.ClickDetector
local screen = script.Parent.Screen
local ison = false
if oncd.MouseClick then
if ison == false then
screen.Color = Color3.new(190, 104, 98)
script.Sound:Play()
ison = true
end
end
if offcd.MouseClick then
if ison == true then
screen.Color = Color3.new(0, 0, 0)
script.Sound:Pause()
ison = false
end
end
The script is doing absolutely nothing, or it is but it's just super fast to the eye. But I can't point out exactly why it is, it looks perfectly good to me. Especially because there aren't errors.
help me.
thanks for reading and or help,
Narwhal
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This is probably happening because the script doesn't loop, try using functions, edited code:
local oncd = script.Parent.On.ClickDetector
local offcd = script.Parent.Off.ClickDetector
local screen = script.Parent.Screen
local ison = false
oncd.MouseClick:Connect(function()
if ison == false then
screen.Color = Color3.new(190, 104, 98)
script.Sound:Play()
ison = true
end
end)
offcd.MouseClick:Connect(function()
if ison == true then
screen.Color = Color3.new(0, 0, 0)
script.Sound:Pause()
ison = false
end
end)
Also, if this is a GUI then make sure On and Off are text buttons and use the following code:
local on = script.Parent.On
local off = script.Parent.Off
local screen = script.Parent.Screen
local ison = false
on.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
if ison == false then
screen.Color = Color3.new(190, 104, 98)
script.Sound:Play()
ison = true
end
end)
off.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
if ison == true then
screen.Color = Color3.new(0, 0, 0)
script.Sound:Pause()
ison = false
end
end)
