As i said in the title GetPropertyChangedSignal(“Value”) does not always detect health value, health sometimes going - values (no error on console) how do i fix that ?
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Could you show us the parent of the script? So we could have a bit of reference.
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Are you sure that is not detecting it? Assuming you are removing life from the client and that is a server script I don’t think it will detect that
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script is works fine but sometimes just doesnt detect and yes script is serverscript
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If you don’t detect it, are you sure it really took healt?
Could you try to put a print inside the block so you can make sure if when you take away the life the event is activated or not? I can also assume that maybe the Destroying variable is true.
Try to put also a print of “Destroying”
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From what I see, you never set back Destroying to false, thus the first statement would stop after the first time
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destroying is still true after health is 0 but script worked fine
Then You find the problem read the condition that you put
Just put back the Destroying Var to false
i tried that but doesnt work but i figure out the problem , the problem is if the person attacking the part and closes the game while attacking health is going - values , how i can i fix that ?
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is the value going to negative?
I didn’t understand what you mean in the last part of the sentence
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yes, value is going to negative if player closes the game while attacking the brick and no one can click the brick after that
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Try inserting this in you’re script
function PutBacktoZero()
-- // Put Back the Value to 0
ConnectionPlayerLeave:Disconnect()
end
local ConnectionPlayerLeave = game.Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function()
PutBacktoZero()
end)
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that works but changes other parts too
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What do you mean with this just change the specify value back to 0
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when 2 players attack different parts and one of the lefts the game the other part value is getting 0 too