EXP System (How to make it carry over to next level?)

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#1

Hello!

I humbly ask, how can I make experience carry over to the next level please?
I tried doing a method:

Stat.Changed:Connect(function(Value)
                            if Value >= Stat.Parent.Level.Value * 135 and Stat.Parent.Level.Value <= 100 + (Stat.Parent.Refined.Value * 10) then
                                Stat.Parent.Level.Value = Stat.Parent.Level.Value + 1
                                Stat.Value = Stat.Value - (Stat.Parent.Level.Value * 135)
                                print(Stat.Value)
                                print(Stat.Parent.Level.Value * 135)
                                print(Stat.Value - (Stat.Parent.Level.Value * 135))
                            end
                        end)

What it printed out was:
image --The first print is the Stat.Value which is the EXP Value it was set at, im not too sure why it was a negative value though? please can someone help me on how to make the experience carry over to the next level?

Thank you!

#2

Maybe because of here?
On the first line of code, you are doing something like this:

a = number
b = another number * 135
where it happens
a - b while b is bigger than a.

I think that is why its printing negative.
I am not best at this, so I may be wrong.

Sorry for the math problem I just got from school and I am tired

#3

Hello, I humbly thank you for your reply!

I tried your method and switched it around but sometimes it still comes as negatives

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#4

Player levels up, make their xp 0. Then you get a negative amount for the xp, how would you fix this? Simple, multiply the xp amount by -1. Then add that value to the 0 xp.
-135 * -1 = 135

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#5

the spaces in this thing are insane…

#6

I improved your script:

Stat:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Value"):Connect(function()
	if (Stat.Value >= Stat.Parent.Level.Value * 135) and (Stat.Parent.Level.Value <= 100 + (Stat.Parent.Refined.Value * 10)) then
		Stat.Parent.Level.Value = Stat.Parent.Level.Value + 1
		Stat.Value = Stat.Value - (Stat.Parent.Level.Value * 135)
		print(Stat.Value)
		print(Stat.Parent.Level.Value * 135)
		print(Stat.Value - (Stat.Parent.Level.Value * 135))
	end
end)

It’s basically the same thing but better.