Calling Multiple Functions In A Row [Please Help]

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I’m not sure how to explain this well but basically I have a script that has tons of different functions. When function A fires, it is supposed to fire function B, function C, and function D consecutively. The problem is, it fires function B, but then it doesn’t move on until function B “returns”. Now I don’t return function B for like 10 seconds so it doesn’t move on and fire function C until function B is completed. Is there a way to move on before the function returns? Sample code to help explain :

local function B()
	wait(5) --waits(5) then returns
	return
end

local function C()
	wait(3)
	return
end

local function A()
	print("Firing B") --it prints ("B") then 5 seconds later prints ("C")
	B()
	print("Firing C") 
	C()
end
wait(0.3)
A()
2

Hello! There may be other solutions but I’m pretty sure coroutine can do pretty well in this case!
You can read more about it in this article.

local function B()
	wait(5) --waits(5) then returns
	return
end

local function C()
	wait(3)
	return
end

local function A()
	local Bc = coroutine.wrap(function()
		B()
	end)
	local Cc = coroutine.wrap(function()
		C()
	end)
	
	print("Firing B") -- It'll instanty print B() and C()
	Bc()
	print("Firing C") 
	Cc()
end
wait(0.3)
A()
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3

Omg yes that’s right. Thank you so much I never thought of that :slight_smile:!

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