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**What do you want to achieve? I’m making a round system for my game and its not working
**What is the issue?
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it’s supposed to count down like in the tutorial I was following but it’s not and I looked back in the code to be sure.in the video it counted down but my text wont do that
Please help if you know how to fix this!
U never told to the script count down (call RoundTimer)
First of all in the first script i see you made it a function but did not run it.
Please show what the error is and if you watched it from a tutorial it is either outdated or you made a mistake.
It’s from march 10th 2020
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I’m pretty sure in that tutorial you need to add at the end:
spawn(roundTimer)
Should be correct.
Still nothing i looked back and saw that 
U never called roundTimer() so the script just ends
I updated it 
I think found the bug!
local InRound = game.ReplicatedStorage.InRound
You forgot to change the InRound Value to InRound.
Hold on im going to check
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nope still nothing but here is the whole code `local roundLength = 5
local intermissionLength = 10
local InRound = game.ReplicatedStorage.InRound
local Status = game.ReplicatedStorage.Status
local LobbySpawn = game.Workspace.LobbySpawn
local GameAreaSpawn = game.Workspace.GameAreaSpawn
local function roundTimer()
while wait() do
for i = intermissionLength, 0, -1 do
InRound.Value = false
wait(1)
Status.Value = “Intermission: “… i …” seconds left!”
end
for i = roundLength, 0, -1 do
InRound.Value = true
wait(1)
Status.Value = “Game: “… i …” seconds left!”
end
end
end
spawn(roundTimer)
`
In order for the function roundTimer() to begin, you must call it at the end of the script. You can do so by simply adding
roundTimer()
I’ve never used spawn(roundTimer) before so it may not work, I’ve never even heard of it, but perhaps that’s just me.
Is your InRound Value a BooleanValue and is your status a StringValue?
I believe that is the solution since you need to call the function. The loop or anything inside the function will never happen if it never gets called.
still nothing are you talking about the first script or the second?
Yeah, spawn is primarily for calling functions on other threads. This is kind of a work-around to multi-threading in scripts. He doesn’t need that though, so just calling it should work.
First script. The second script does not have a roundTimer() function mentioned within it.
What I would recommend is using the printing method to debug this. Put prints inside the for loops. Tell us what the output says.