Why isn't this working
Zombie = game.ServerStorage.Zombie
cz = Zombie:Clone(workspace)
spawn(cz)
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How do I use Spawn Function is this correct?
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What are you trying to achieve with this script? And a quick search shows the correct usage of spawn(), "Spawn is used to run a function in a separate thread without yielding the current one. It will run simultaneously with the rest of the tasks, but won’t delay/affect the main thread." If you are trying to 'spawn' a zombie into the game you would clone it to the workspace(which you have done), and then set it's position to wherever you want it to appear.
EDIT: there would be at least two ways to make it 'spawn' you would either specify the position it should be at, like this
Zombie = game.ServerStorage.Zombie
cz = Zombie:Clone()
cz.Parent = game.Workspace
cz.UpperTorso.Position = Vector3.new(0, 0, 0)
Or, you could set a block in the workspace that is invisible and has can collide off, and you would do something like this
Zombie = game.ServerStorage.Zombie
cz = Zombie:Clone()
cz.Parent = game.Workspace
cz.UpperTorso.Position = workspace.czspawn.Position
If you have any other problems or questions just let me know
No, that is not how you use it. It is used to spawn functions while going on with the script. Their most common use is with while true do loops, like this one:
local function doLoop()
while true do
print("Hello World!")
wait()
end
end
spawn(doLoop)
while true do
print("Bob")
wait()
end
Both while true do's will run.
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How can I set the spawn? Thx
let me know if it worked or not so i can see if I can find the problem
It still dosen't work,I'm not sure why
I tested it out and found an error, try the edited code now