After loading once, the script doesn't load the character again

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1

To be specific this script gives you a race for a one piece game. It works the first time, however after respawning it loads your appearance, then doesn’t do anything afterwards.

This script waits until specific modules are required, before continuing its part. It also connects characteradded the second the playeradded function runs.

In my opinion I think the bug revolves around the script assuming ‘HasAppearanceLoaded()’ returning true, after respawning even though the appearance wasn’t loaded completely.

This bug is only an appearance loading bug from what I experienced, and tested. This means the characteradded function runs every part of the code except for the part where it clears the appearance flawlessly, and loads the custom appearance.

Script:

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(Player)
	local PlayerStats
	local function checkForData(Player)
		if not PlayerStats["PlayerLoaded"].Value then
			if not PlayerData then
				repeat wait(2) until PlayerData
			end
			local Data = PlayerData:GetPlayerData(Player)
			loadData(Data, Player, PlayerStats)
			wait(2)
			return Data
		end
	end
	local Inventory
	local PlayersData
	local function loadPlayerStats(Character)
		if not PlayerStats then
			repeat wait(2) until PlayerStats
		end
		if not Player:HasAppearanceLoaded() then
			repeat wait() print'loading appearance' until Player:HasAppearanceLoaded()
			Player:ClearCharacterAppearance()
			PlayersData = checkForData(Player)
		else
			wait(.5)
			Player:ClearCharacterAppearance()
			PlayersData = checkForData(Player)
		end
		if Character.Parent ~= workspace.Chars then
			setParent(Character)
		end
		if not RaceSystem then 
			repeat wait(2) until
			RaceSystem
			RaceSystem:Fire(Player, Character, PlayerStats, PlayersData)
		else
			RaceSystem:Fire(Player, Character, PlayerStats, PlayersData)
		end
		if not StatManager then
			repeat wait(2) print'loading statmanager' until
			StatManager
			StatManager:CharacterStats(Player, Character, PlayerStats, PlayersData)
		else
			StatManager:CharacterStats(Player, Character, PlayerStats, PlayersData)
		end
		if not Bounties then
			repeat wait(2) until
			Bounties
			Bounties:connectbounty(Player, Character)
		else
			Bounties:connectbounty(Player, Character)
		end
		wait(2)
	end
	if Player.Character then
		loadPlayerStats(Player.Character)
	end
	Player.CharacterAdded:Connect(function(Character)
		loadPlayerStats(Character)
	end)
	PlayerStats = createStats(Player, {
		Marine=false,
		DevilFruit="None",
		HasKen=false,
		HasBuso=false,
		HasHao=false,
		Muscle=0,
		InWater=false,
		Crew=0,
		Jailed=false,
		InCombat=false,
		BlockingValue=100,
		Job="None",
		Race="None",
		PlayerLoaded=false,
		Breath=100,
		Hunger=100,
		Sprint=false,
		Revs=false,
		Style="None",
		FistExp=0,
		SwordExp=0,
		GloveColor="None",
	})
	Player:LoadCharacter()
end)
2

That’s because that only happens when the player joins, you should fire it everytime the character spawns.

3

It does fire that same function whenever the characteradded event runs.

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4

Maybe it’s that? I don’t see anything that will load the custom character, that will instead set the player’s character to a custom one if it isn’t a custom.

5

setparent is just a function that adds the character into a folder, i don’t think it has to do with loading the appearance or interference with it.

the function loadplayerstats() runs every time a player spawns so it works, it just doesn’t completely clear the character’s appearance even though it literally waits for it to be loaded.