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The problem I have is that the NewTime value is not changed inside the loop, but it is changed outside. The odd thing is that the “Acumulado” value does change within the loop when called again by the function
What solutions have you tried so far? Did you look for solutions on the Developer Hub?
I tried to look for solutions, but my inglish is not the best so i dont found anything that helped me out.
local FueGolpeadoDeNuevo = false
local Velocidad = 0.1 -- 10 veces 1 segundo
local Acumulado = 0
function StunModuleHandler.Stun(User, Time, WalkSpeed)
local Humanoid = User:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
local Stunear = StunModuleHandler.BuscarEnTabla(User) --Searchs on a table if player is stunned
--returns "YaEstaStuneado" if hes on the table
--returns "Stunear" if we need it to stun him
local NewTime = Time
local desconectar = false
local function RemoveFromTable(User, disconectar) --Removes player from table of stunneds
disconectar:Disconnect()
for x, Usuarios in pairs(Stuneados) do
if Usuarios and Usuarios[User] then
print(Stuneados)
table.remove(Stuneados, x)
print("El usuario pa")
print(Stuneados)
end
end
end
if Stunear == "YaEstaStuneado" then-- If player is already on table, then
FueGolpeadoDeNuevo = true
if FueGolpeadoDeNuevo then
NewTime = Time -- gives new time???
Acumulado = 0 -- Resets acumulated time
print(Acumulado, NewTime, "Fue Golpeado")
FueGolpeadoDeNuevo = false
end
end
if Stunear == "Stunear" then --Se stunea el jugador y se va restando el tiempo
local dis
task.spawn(function()
dis = Runs.Heartbeat:Connect(function(deltatime)
Acumulado = Acumulado + deltatime
print(Acumulado, NewTime) --<<< this is what should update
if Acumulado >= NewTime then
print("¡Tiempo agotado!")
desconectar = true
RemoveFromTable(User, dis)
end
end)
end)
while not desconectar do
wait(0.1)
end
Acumulado = 0
dis:Disconnect()
print("Desconectado")
end
end
Please do not ask people to write entire scripts or design entire systems for you. If you can’t answer the three questions above, you should probably pick a different category.
The reason why the NewTime value isn’t changing is because you’re not updating its value within a loop, its value is only being updated whenever the StunModuleHandler.Stun function is called
could be that you’re not declaring NewTime globally
local FueGolpeadoDeNuevo = false
local Velocidad = 0.1
local Acumulado = 0
local NewTime
function StunModuleHandler.Stun(User, Time, WalkSpeed)
local Humanoid = User:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
local Stunear = StunModuleHandler.BuscarEnTabla(User)
NewTime = Time
local desconectar = false
local function RemoveFromTable(User, disconectar)
disconectar:Disconnect()
for x, Usuarios in pairs(Stuneados) do
if Usuarios and Usuarios[User] then
table.remove(Stuneados, x)
end
end
end
if Stunear == "YaEstaStuneado" then
FueGolpeadoDeNuevo = true
if FueGolpeadoDeNuevo then
NewTime = Time
Acumulado = 0
FueGolpeadoDeNuevo = false
end
end
if Stunear == "Stunear" then
local dis
task.spawn(function()
dis = Runs.Heartbeat:Connect(function(deltatime)
Acumulado = Acumulado + deltatime
if Acumulado >= NewTime then
desconectar = true
RemoveFromTable(User, dis)
end
end)
end)
while not desconectar do
wait(0.1)
end
Acumulado = 0
dis:Disconnect()
end
end
As a precaution I would suggest using local NewTime = 0 instead of local NewTime since it’s a number value, otherwise there’s a small chance that you’ll get the error attempt to compare nil <= number if the loop happens to start before the NewTime value is set
Yeah, It’s a punch system, each punch has a different stun (time), so yes, it changes every time it’s called!
M1; 3
M2; 5
–Big seconds for the test, but yeah. It print a different time everytime the stun is called, but it just keeping the first time of the M1
I edited the way the loop disconnects, now it should be able to disconnect itself which might help with the problem:
local FueGolpeadoDeNuevo = false
local Velocidad = 0.1 -- 10 veces 1 segundo
local Acumulado = 0
function StunModuleHandler.Stun(User, Time, WalkSpeed)
local Humanoid = User:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
local Stunear = StunModuleHandler.BuscarEnTabla(User) --Searchs on a table if player is stunned
--returns "YaEstaStuneado" if hes on the table
--returns "Stunear" if we need it to stun him
local NewTime = Time
local desconectar = false
local function RemoveFromTable(User, disconectar) --Removes player from table of stunneds
disconectar:Disconnect()
for x, Usuarios in pairs(Stuneados) do
if Usuarios and Usuarios[User] then
print(Stuneados)
table.remove(Stuneados, x)
print("El usuario pa")
print(Stuneados)
end
end
end
if Stunear == "YaEstaStuneado" then-- If player is already on table, then
FueGolpeadoDeNuevo = true
if FueGolpeadoDeNuevo then
NewTime = Time -- gives new time???
Acumulado = 0 -- Resets acumulated time
print(Acumulado, NewTime, "Fue Golpeado")
FueGolpeadoDeNuevo = false
end
end
if Stunear == "Stunear" then --Se stunea el jugador y se va restando el tiempo
local dis
task.spawn(function()
dis = Runs.Heartbeat:Connect(function(deltatime)
Acumulado = Acumulado + deltatime
print(Acumulado, NewTime) --<<< this is what should update
if Acumulado >= NewTime then
print("¡Tiempo agotado!")
desconectar = true
RemoveFromTable(User, dis)
Acumulado = 0
dis:Disconnect()
print("Desconectado")
end
end)
end)
end
end
But now, my question is, if another player uses the function, that time would be the same for him, no? Everything who isnt inside of the function whould be the same for everyone?
To solve this problem you can make the NewTime into a table and use the player’s UserId as the index. You’ll need to pass the player’s UserId to your Stun function for this to work though
