My level system has always worked until I made a few tweaks on it. Can someone tell me what the problem is?
Player.leaderstats.Exp:GetPropertyChangedSignal(“Value”):Connect(function()
local RequiredExp = Player.leaderstats.Level.Value * 100 + 100
if Player.leaderstats.Exp.Value == RequiredExp or Player.leaderstats.Exp.Value >= RequiredExp then
Player.leaderstats.Exp.Value -= RequiredExp
Player.leaderstats.Level.Value += 1
end
end)
Have you tried adding random prints and comments?
Yes, and I’ve tried figuring out what the problem is but I simply can’t. I’m an amateur scripter so I have no idea what I did wrong. Probably some stupid little mistake.
Your code looks perfectly fine to me. If it randomly broke and the code looks fine it could be Roblox’s thing, hence the suggestion to add prints and comments. My only other idea is maybe a race condition? Wait for the value to exist before using it and see if that fixes it.
I just tried putting some print statements in a couple places and none of them ran. It seems like there’s something wrong with the “GetPropertyChangedSignal”. Apparently a lot of people are having an issue with it so maybe that’s the problem.
Try adding these lines of code to the top:
Player:WaitForChild("leaderstats")
Player.leaderstats:WaitForChild("Exp")
If that doesn’t work try connecting to .Changed instead with an if.
The two lines wouldn’t do anything since it’s in the same script as the function that creates the value:
local Level = Instance.new(“IntValue”)
Level.Name = “Level”
Level.Parent = leaderstats
local Exp = Instance.new("IntValue")
Exp.Name = "Exp"
Exp.Parent = leaderstats
So i’ll just try connect to .Changed.
Can you show the rest of the script, like where is Player being defined?
The script is really long but the Player is being defined in a PlayerAdded function.
–leaderstats–
game.Players.PlayerAdded:connect(function(Player)
local leaderstats = Instance.new(“IntValue”)
leaderstats.Name = “leaderstats”
leaderstats.Parent = Player
local Level = Instance.new("IntValue")
Level.Name = "Level"
Level.Parent = leaderstats
local Exp = Instance.new("IntValue")
Exp.Name = "Exp"
Exp.Parent = leaderstats
local Coins = Instance.new("IntValue")
Coins.Name = "Coins"
Coins.Parent = leaderstats
local Gems = Instance.new("IntValue")
Gems.Name = "Gems"
Gems.Parent = leaderstats
--Other--
local Rank = Instance.new("StringValue")
Rank.Name = "Rank"
Rank.Parent = Player
--Quests--
local QuestStats = Instance.new("Folder")
QuestStats.Name = "QuestStats"
QuestStats.Parent = Player
local QuestNum = Instance.new("IntValue")
QuestNum.Name = "QuestNum"
QuestNum.Value = 1
QuestNum.Parent = Player
local QuestInProgress = Instance.new("BoolValue")
QuestInProgress.Name = "QuestInProgress"
QuestInProgress.Value = false
QuestInProgress.Parent = Player
--Quest Stats--
local TimePlayed = Instance.new("IntValue")
TimePlayed.Name = "TimePlayed"
TimePlayed.Value = 0
TimePlayed.Parent = QuestStats
--Codes--
local Codes = Instance.new("Folder")
Codes.Name = "Codes"
Codes.Parent = Player
local Code1 = Instance.new("BoolValue")
Code1.Name = "Code1"
Code1.Value = false
Code1.Parent = Codes
local Reward1 = Instance.new("StringValue")
Reward1.Name = "Reward"
Reward1.Value = "Coins25"
Reward1.Parent = Code1
local Code2 = Instance.new("BoolValue")
Code2.Name = "Code2"
Code2.Value = false
Code2.Parent = Codes
local Reward2 = Instance.new("StringValue")
Reward2.Name = "Reward"
Reward2.Value = "Coins50"
Reward2.Parent = Code2
local Code3 = Instance.new("BoolValue")
Code3.Name = "Code3"
Code3.Value = false
Code3.Parent = Codes
local Reward3 = Instance.new("StringValue")
Reward3.Name = "Reward"
Reward3.Value = "Gems5"
Reward3.Parent = Code3
--Stats--
local PlayerStats = Instance.new("Folder")
PlayerStats.Name = "PlayerStats"
PlayerStats.Parent = Player
--Boosts--
local Boosts = Instance.new("Folder")
Boosts.Name = "Boosts"
Boosts.Parent = Player
local CoinsBoost = Instance.new("IntValue")
CoinsBoost.Name = "CoinsBoost"
CoinsBoost.Value = 0
CoinsBoost.Parent = Player.Boosts
local GemBoosts = Instance.new("IntValue")
GemBoosts.Name = "GemsBoost"
GemBoosts.Value = 0
GemBoosts.Parent = Player.Boosts
--Update Log and Tutorial--
local Updates = Instance.new("Folder")
Updates.Name = "Updates"
Updates.Parent = Player
local Tutorial = Instance.new("BoolValue")
Tutorial.Name = "Tutorial"
Tutorial.Parent = Updates
Tutorial.Value = true
local BETA = Instance.new("BoolValue")
BETA.Name = "BETA"
BETA.Parent = Updates
--Client Events--
wait(1)
Player.leaderstats.Level:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Value"):Connect(function()
game.ReplicatedStorage.LeaderstatsEvents.LevelUp:FireClient(Player)
end)
Player.Rank:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Value"):Connect(function()
game.ReplicatedStorage.LeaderstatsEvents.RankUp:FireClient(Player)
end)
--Level System--
Player.leaderstats.Exp.Value.Changed:Connect(function()
local RequiredExp = Player.leaderstats.Level.Value * 100 + 100
if Player.leaderstats.Exp.Value == RequiredExp or Player.leaderstats.Exp.Value >= RequiredExp then
Player.leaderstats.Exp.Value -= RequiredExp
Player.leaderstats.Level.Value += 1
end
end)
end)
I don’t why it doesn’t register the first 4 lines as a script.
Level system is at the very bottom of the script.
You’ve gotta be kidding me. This should be a folder.
That’s not what the problem is though because I have devproduct purchases and everything and they work.
Could send me an example of connect it to .Changed cause I don’t know what you mean, I’ve never really used that before.
Maybe not, but is .Changed successfully firing?
Edit: your connection is fine but changes has anargument, being the property name
I haven’t tried because I don’t know how to do that. Could you send an example?
Is this supposed to work? “” and not “"
local leaderstats = Instance.new(“IntValue”)
I just changed it to a folder, I’ll check if anything changes.
workspace.Changed:Connect(function(name)
if name == "Gravity" then
print("The gravity is now "..workspace.Gravity
end
end)
-- im on mobile btw but this is an example
Ok, i’ll try that. Changing leaderstats to a folder did nothing.
Don’t use GetPropertyChangedSignal, it like never works for some reason. Just use .Changed and you should be good.
This line could possibly set your Exp to negative so be careful with that.