Change proximityPrompts HoldDuration using another proximityPrompt

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#1

Hey there, I was wondering if it’s possible to set a ProximityPrompts HoldDuration to a value. The value being 10 for example. Then using a different ProximityPrompt (or a script) to alter that value so that the other ProximityPrompts HoldDuration changes.
Any ideas on how to do this?

Thank you,
sam

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#2

Just listen for the Triggered event on the 1st prompt and then change the HoldDuration on the second prompt using the HoldDuration property

#3 
ProximityPrompt.Triggered:Connect(function()
   otherProximityPrompt.HoldDuration = --number
end)

Can you do some basic research before posting please. Not trying to sound rude

#4

Sorry I realised I should’ve specified way more. Basically I was wondering if it’s possible to set a ProximityPrompts HoldDuration to a value. The value being 10 for example. Then using a different ProximityPrompt altering that value so that the other ProximityPrompts HoldDuration changes.

#5

Yes, it’s very much possible to change multiple other proximity prompts values. Without needing to change one and then other’s listen to the change.

#6

How exactly do I do that? I tried using an Int Value and then reducing the value by 1 but it didn’t work.

#7

Still using the same code i posted but changing the property in a for loop

ProximityPrompt.Triggered:Connect(function()
   for _, prompt in arrayOfPrompts do --array of prompts is a table of all the proximity prompts you want the property changed
      prompt.HoldDuration = --number
   end
end)