Coins Multiplier not adding the 1.1

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#1

its not adding the 1.1 when i rebirth like if i would get 10 gems it should give me 11 with the 1.1

local CoinsAdded = 1 – Base amount of gems added per pickup
local RespawnTime = 0.5 – Time before the gem respawns
local Debounce = false
local PickedUp = false – Track if the gem has been picked up

script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(touched)
if Debounce or PickedUp then
return
end

local Player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(touched.Parent)
if Player then
	local Leaderstats = Player:FindFirstChild("leaderstats")
	local Coins = Leaderstats and Leaderstats:FindFirstChild("Gems")
	local Rebirth = Leaderstats and Leaderstats:FindFirstChild("Rebirth")

	if Coins and Rebirth then
		Debounce = true 
		local gemMultiplier = 1.1 ^ Rebirth.Value -- Calculate the gem multiplier based on rebirth count
		Coins.Value = Coins.Value + (CoinsAdded * gemMultiplier) -- Apply the multiplier to the base amount for each gem collected
		script.Parent.Transparency = 1
		PickedUp = true -- Mark the gem as picked up
		wait(RespawnTime)
		script.Parent.Transparency = 0
		Debounce = false 
		print("Rebirth count:", Rebirth.Value)
		print("Gem multiplier:", gemMultiplier)
	end
end

end)

#2

Are you using an IntValue? If so, replace it with a NumberValue since that supports floats.

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#3

Maybe try another way to increase it 10%:

local gemMultiplier = 1 + (0.1 * Rebirth.Value)
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#4

unfortunately that didn’t work

#5

sorry im not sure what you mean by this. still pretty new to all of this. i have each gem with there own script.

#6

I meant like calculate the math in another way, if this might help.

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#7

Is Rebirth a NumberValue or IntValue?
You can check this by selecting Rebirth inside the Explorer and looking in the Properties window, look for ClassName and if it says IntValue or NumberValue.

#8

‘Integers’ and ‘Numbers’ are 2 different kinds of data. Integers are only whole numbers, so 1,2,3,4 …
‘Numbers’ can have decimals.

What could be the issue is that you’re trying to add a number onto an int, which I assume would round your addition away

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#9

#10

i dont see anything like that.

#11

Oof, a script instance in every gem, good luck

#12

there is not alot of gems yet i can still fix it. i kind of figured that was going to be a problem. how would i go about fixing that.

#13

You should start with learning about module scripts. They let you put your code in 1 place, and ‘request’ it from anywhere.

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#14

Thank you so much that’s was what i was looking for