Forcing a player to jump does not work for me

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#21

Nope, as I said, nothing is shown in the output other than a few vehicle errors. But that’s not related to my script.

#22

Set the Humanoid.Sit property to false then.

#23

Same problem, could it be because it sets the Jump property to true after the script sets it to false? OMG, it is. I just added a wait(1) and that fixed it, how do you fix something like this happening without using a wait() ?

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#24

Here’s what I did with my vehicle seat in RS. It worked for me.

local seat = script.Parent
local occupant
seat:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Occupant"):Connect(function()
	if seat.Occupant.Parent then
		occupant = seat.Occupant.Parent
		print(seat.Occupant.Parent)
		wait(1) -- USE A WAIT!!!
		occupant.Humanoid.Sit = false
	else
		--code
	end
end)
#27

Yes, I used a wait() and it worked, however this still gives the user time to drive the vehicle. Any way to fix this?

Ok I have a good idea, you can use repeat wait() until player.Character.Humanoid.Sit == true instead of using wait() that way you have the exact time.

#28

Wait, what am I doing. Just disable the seat then enable it after a debounce

#29

I tried that too, but I’d rather jump the humanoid instead of having to add a debounce and all of that.

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#30

There is a function that fires when the player stops sitting or begins sitting, you could use it to replace that loop.

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