Checking for 2 values using 'or' doesn't work

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#1

Checking for 2 values using or doesn’t work at all.

So I want this OnDeath script to detect if the player died or not (If I don’t do a check that changes the player’s respawn time, the timestop will be bugged and stay there forever) but the script keeps failing to recognize the value; Timestopping. And by I mean failing, it NEVER detects it. But for some reason it Detects ‘Timestopper’ Here’s the script.

	if not chr:FindFirstChild("Timestopper") or not chr:FindFirstChild("Timestopping") then
		if chr:FindFirstChild("RagdollTrigger") then
			chr.RagdollTrigger.Value = true
		end
		if chr:FindFirstChild("Stand") then
			for i,v in pairs(chr.Stand:GetChildren()) do
				v.Transparency = 1
			end
		end
		deathsound(deathsfx,5,torso)
		wait(5)
		plr:LoadCharacter()
	elseif chr:FindFirstChild("Timestopper") or chr:FindFirstChild("Timestopping") then
         -- I REALIZE THAT THE SCRIPT DOES DETECT 'Timestopper' but never 'Timestopping'
		chr.Iframes.Value = true
		if chr:FindFirstChild("RagdollTrigger") then
			chr.RagdollTrigger.Value = true
		end
		if chr:FindFirstChild("Stand") then
			for i,v in pairs(chr.Stand:GetChildren()) do
				v.Transparency = 1
			end
		end
		
		deathsound(deathsfx,5,torso)

		repeat wait() until not chr:FindFirstChild("Timestopper")
		wait(1)
		plr:LoadCharacter()
	end

I don’t see anything wrong with this…

#2

Try this:

		if chr:FindFirstChild("RagdollTrigger") then
			chr.RagdollTrigger.Value = true
		end
		if chr:FindFirstChild("Stand") then
			for i,v in pairs(chr.Stand:GetChildren()) do
				v.Transparency = 1
			end
		end
		deathsound(deathsfx,5,torso)
		wait(5)
		plr:LoadCharacter()
	elseif chr:FindFirstChild("Timestopper") or chr:FindFirstChild("Timestopping") then
         -- I REALIZE THAT THE SCRIPT DOES DETECT 'Timestopper' but never 'Timestopping'
		chr.Iframes.Value = true
		if chr:FindFirstChild("RagdollTrigger") then
			chr.RagdollTrigger.Value = true
		end
		if chr:FindFirstChild("Stand") then
			for i,v in pairs(chr.Stand:GetChildren()) do
				v.Transparency = 1
			end
		end
#3

I’m not sure if I’m reading this post wrong however if you want to check two values at once you should use “and” instead of “or”. Usually or is to check whether the first value exists and if it doesn’t it checks the second value.

#4 
if chr:FindFirstChild("Timestopper") or chr:FindFirstChild("Timestopping") then
	--Code.
else
	--Other code.
end

Just use an else statement to catch alternative conditions.