Hello I ran across a problem with this Changed function script. Once you reach the necessary amount of points a UI is supposed to pop up but it does not pop up. It only pops up if you join the game. Does anyone know why? Any help is appreciated.
popPoints:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Value"):Connect(function()
task.wait(0.001)
if debounce == false then
debounce = true
if popPoints.Value >= requiredXP.Value then
if Player.tutorialStats.didTutorial.Value == "true" then
purchaseUI:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(0.358, 0,0.738, 0))
popPoints:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Value"):Connect(function()
wait(0.001)
if debounce == false then
debounce = true
if popPoints.Value >= requiredXP.Value then
if Player.tutorialStats.didTutorial.Value == "true" then
--//Functions
purchaseUI:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(0.358, 0,0.738, 0))
--// Open, Purchase, Close Function
local function getLocation(WorldTo)
local fVar = ""
local Data = {
["1"] = Arrowsw["Winter Forest"].Arrows.ArrowDirection,
["2"] = Arrowsw["Mushroom Forest"].Arrows.ArrowDirection,
}
if WorldTo == "1" then
fVar = Data["1"]
end
if WorldTo == "2" then
fVar = Data["2"]
end
return(fVar)
end
local function getData(Worlds)
local fVar = ""
local Data = {
["1"] = "2500",
["2"] = "13500",
}
if Worlds == "1" then
fVar = Data["1"]
end
if Worlds == "2" then
fVar = Data["2"]
end
return(fVar)
end
local function pathToPart(Arrows, a0, part)
local a1 = part:FindFirstChildOfClass("Attachment")
if a1 then
Arrows.Attachment0 = a0
Arrows.Attachment1 = a1
else
warn("No attachment was inserted into "..part:GetFullName())
end
end
local function closeFunction()
purchaseUI:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(0.358, 0,1.5, 0))
debounce = false
end
local function boughtMap()
-- Points
local PopsTaken = (getData(Player:WaitForChild("MapWorld").Value))
ReplicatedaStorage.popsSpent.Spent:FireServer(PopsTaken,popStarters,requiredXP,popPoints)
--popStarters.Value = popStarters.Value + 1
--requiredXP.Value = popStarters.Value * 1250
-- Map Variables
--Player.worldStats.unlockedMushroom.Value = "true"
--Player.worldStats.boughtMushroom.Value = "true"
-- GUI
purchaseUI:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(0.358, 0,1.5, 0))
script.Parent.Directions:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(0.359, 0,0.741, 0))
-- Arrows
local root = Character:WaitForChild("HumanoidRootPart")
local a0 = root:WaitForChild("RootRigAttachment")
pathToPart(Arrows, a0, getLocation(Player:WaitForChild("MapWorld").Value))
Arrows.Parent = root
-- Confetti
local confetti = script.Parent.ConfettiFrame
confetti.Confetti.Disabled = false
task.wait(4)
confetti.Confetti.Disabled = true
end
local Destroyed = game.Workspace
local Winter = Destroyed.ArrowDestroyed2
local Mushroom = Destroyed.ArrowDestroyed3
local db1 = false
Winter.Touched:Connect(function()
if db1 == false then
db1 = true
local Arrow = Character:WaitForChild("HumanoidRootPart").ArrowToFindPart
Arrow.Enabled = false
task.wait(3)
script.Parent.Directions:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(0.359, 0,1.5, 0))
Arrow:Destroy()
end
end)
--Mushroom.Touched:Connect(function()
--local Arrow = Character:WaitForChild("HumanoidRootPart").ArrowToFindPart
--Arrow.Enabled = false
--task.wait(3)
--Arrow:Destroy()
--end)
--// Connect Functions
purchaseUI.ConfirmUI.Buy.MouseButton1Click:Connect(boughtMap)
purchaseUI.ConfirmUI.Exit.MouseButton1Click:Connect(closeFunction)
end
end
end
end)
The variable called “Player” is this provided by Players:PlayerAdded?
I also noticed this: if Player.tutorialStats.didTutorial.Value == "true" then
Doing the following would be sufficient, assuming the didTutorial value returns a boolean: if Player:tutorialStats.didTutorial.Value then
Once the debounce was turned to true (the 1st time it ran past it) it never gets past that part in the script again. So the only time that would work out is if Payer.tutorialStats.didTutorial.Value == “true” and it was the 1st time it was ever called.
You want to move your debounce = true under the Payer.tutorialStats.didTutorial.Value == “true” line.
As is you’re not using debouce as a “debouce” you’re using it as a flag. Then wrighting it as a debounce. This will run past these lines once then never get past the if debounce == false
Try using the Debugging Tools provided by Roblox to debug your code, and see where exactly it halts. If you don’t know how to, you should probably start experimenting with it! If you still have troubles, add a few print(1) lines in your code and gradually increase the number to see up to whatever point it stops.
This is a very messy way of debugging and shouldn’t be common practice, but without knowledge over the Debugging Tools it’ll have to do!
I knew that was why it was doing what you said from what you said. … But, you should pull every single one of them function out of that other function and place them above it and get used to using them that way. In the long run you will save yourself major debugging. As is every time that 1st function is being called it is actually redefining the functions within it. A function only needs to be defined once.
