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How to make a tools value disable a script?
I'm trying to make it so when a guns ammo = 0, it makes the sound script for the gun disabled. Here is what I tried:
if script.Parent.Ammo.Value <= 0 then
script.Parent.Sound.Disabled = true
end
When I tested it, however, the script didn't disable.
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Are there any string, bool or number values in the gun? Also on your script, only the sound will get disabled not the whole script.. SilentsReplacement 468 — 4y
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Uhm y User#17685 0 — 4y
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Uhmm you need to '.Changed' or 'GetPropertyChangedSignal', else your script only ran once User#17685 0 — 4y
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is that the whole script? User#17685 0 — 4y
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Here I wrote a script for you!
local ammo = script.Parent.Ammo
ammo.Changed:Connect(function()
if ammo.Value <= 0 then
script.Parent.Sound.Disabled = true
end
end)
Now the fun part of reading over the code and seeing what it does!
Line 1 - Referencing the ammo Boolean.
local ammo = script.Parent.Ammo -- Referencing the Boolean
Line 3 - 7 -- Checking if ammo under number then disabling.
ammo.Changed:Connect(function() ---- Creates a function when ammo value changed.
if ammo.Value <= 0 then --- Checks if the value is equal to or under '0'
script.Parent.Sound.Disabled = true --- If it is it will disable your "Sound" script.
end --- Closes if statement
end) -- Closes function.
Hope you enjoyed the script! - DrShockz :)
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ty! hihowareya115 53 — 4y