Audio volume always becomes 10 when getting value from TextBox

[sharker12312 (BloxPunk)]

1. What do you want to achieve: I want to locally change the volume of sound(s) using a textbox and local script

2. What is the issue: I’m getting this issue where, after entering any value, the Sound’s volume is always becoming 10

3. What solutions have you tried so far: I’ve looked at this post and after some improvising worked completely fine yesterday until I return to work on my project and it’s all broken

This code took text from a textbox(button) and made it the volume of the sound, its input/100 because I wanted the volume in the text to be out of 100 (I.E type 50 and the sound volume is 0.5). Jukebox is a folder containing the sound (creb) It worked yesterday and it’s broken now

local button = script.Parent
local songs = {
	game.SoundService.Jukebox.Creb; 
}
local input = tonumber(button.Text)


function adjustSound(volume)
	for _, object in next, songs do
		if input<100 then
			object.Volume = input/100
		else
			object.Volume = 0.5
			button.Text = "50"
		end
	end
end

button.FocusLost:Connect(adjustSound)

I was getting an error (attempted to compare nil < 100) and I downsized the code to

local button = script.Parent
local songs = {
	game.SoundService.Jukebox.Creb; 
}
local input = tonumber(button.Text)


function adjustSound(volume)
	for _, object in next, songs do
		object.Volume = input
	end
end

button.FocusLost:Connect(adjustSound)

The volume always becomes 10 and I just want the number in the text to be the same as the number in the Volume properties (locally)

P.S: This is my first DevForum post, literally, so if I make a mistake I’d highly appreciate one of you pointing it out and I’ll gladly fix it. Keep in mind that I’m trying my best.

[waves5217 (waves)]

Well, no particular ideas so far why 10 exactly, but I see two small things to correct in your code.

1. You only need one FocusLost connection. And in adjustSound(volume), the “volume” would actually be a boolean signifying whether enter was pressed to lose focus.

2. You’re storing input in a variable at the top. The input value is never being changed. So perhaps it was 10 in the TextBox before some script changed it to 50 as “default”. Always take a new button.Text each time focus is lost.

Also, don’t forget to convert the input string into the number: tonumber(button.Text).

And, welcome to the Dev Forum!