How can i fix this?

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#1

What do I want to achieve? Round System with winning and working Intermission.

What is the issue? The attributes for clock dont reset to IntermissionTime.

Round Script:

local Players = game:GetService("Players")
local Teams = game:GetService("Teams")

local LobbyTeam = game.Teams.Lobby
local TowerTeam = game.Teams.Tower
local AttackerTeam = game.Teams.Attacker

local Event = game.ReplicatedStorage.Events.StatusEvent

local Towers = game.ReplicatedStorage.Towers:GetChildren()
local TowerSpawnPos = Vector3.new(math.random(-14, 14), 166.5, math.random(120, 148)) 

local IntermissionTime = 10
local RoundTime = 90

local MinPlayers = 1

local function tpPlayers()
	local players = Players:GetPlayers()

	local pickedPlayer = players[math.random(#players)]
	
	for i, player in players do
		if player ~= pickedPlayer then
			player.Team = AttackerTeam
			player.Character.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame = game.Workspace.Attackers.AttackerPos.CFrame
		else
			player.Team = TowerTeam
			player.Character.HumanoidRootPart.Position = TowerSpawnPos
		end
	end
end

local function tpPlayersBack()
	local players = Players:GetPlayers()
	
	for i, player in players do
		player.Team = LobbyTeam
		player.Character.HumanoidRootPart.Position = Vector3.new(0, 188, -27.5)
	end
end

local function Countdown(duration)
	for i = duration, 1, -1 do
		workspace:SetAttribute("Clock", i)
		task.wait(1)
	end
end

local function Intermission()
	workspace:SetAttribute("Status", "Intermission")
	Countdown(IntermissionTime)
	tpPlayers()
end

local function InGame()
	workspace:SetAttribute("Status", "Game")
	Countdown(RoundTime)
	tpPlayersBack()
end

local function TowerWon()
	workspace:SetAttribute("HasWon", true)
	tpPlayersBack()
	
	task.wait(1.5)
	workspace:SetAttribute("HasWon", false)
	workspace:SetAttribute("Status", "Intermission")
end

workspace.TowerWinPart.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
	if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then
		TowerWon()
	end
end)

while true do
	if #Players:GetPlayers() >= MinPlayers then
		Intermission()
		
		workspace:SetAttribute("Status", "Loading Tower...")
		local randomTower = Towers[math.random(#Towers)]
		local newTower = randomTower:Clone()
		newTower.Parent = workspace.Tower
		
		task.wait(1)
		
		InGame()
		newTower:Destroy()
	else
		warn("WAITING FOR PLAYERS...")
		workspace:SetAttribute("Status", "Waiting for Players...")
		task.wait(1)
	end
end

Video on the problem:

The Intermission sould only be 10 seconds but its counting the InGame clock which is 90 seconds

Thank for your time! I have been trying to fix this for ages :sob:

#2

Do you call any of the functions?

If so, I would like to see!

#3

Consider:
You probably should separate the Intermission Timer and Round Timer to their own attributes.

Problem:

You didn’t set the Clock workspace:SetAttribute("Clock", x) to the IntermissionTime.

#4

I have this local script in the Gui to display the current game state

Script:

local RoundText = script.Parent
local Event = game.ReplicatedStorage.Events.StatusEvent

local function UpdateStatus()
	local clockTime = workspace:GetAttribute("Clock")
	local gameStatus = workspace:GetAttribute("Status")
	local wonStatus = workspace:GetAttribute("HasWon")
	
	if gameStatus == "Game" or gameStatus == "Intermission" then
		RoundText.Text = gameStatus.." : ".. clockTime
	else
		RoundText.Text = gameStatus
	end
	
	if wonStatus == true then
		RoundText.Text = "Tower has Won!"
	end
end

workspace:GetAttributeChangedSignal("Clock"):Connect(UpdateStatus)
workspace:GetAttributeChangedSignal("Status"):Connect(UpdateStatus)
workspace:GetAttributeChangedSignal("HasWon"):Connect(UpdateStatus)

UpdateStatus()
#5

Like this?

Script:

local function TowerWon()
	workspace:SetAttribute("HasWon", true)
	tpPlayersBack()
	
	task.wait(1.5)
	for i = IntermissionTime, 1, -1 do
		workspace:SetAttribute("Clock", i)
		task.wait(1)
	end
	workspace:SetAttribute("HasWon", false)
	workspace:SetAttribute("Status", "Intermission")
end
#6

Didn’t work ;-;. What is the proper way?

#7

Sorry, it wasn’t that:

The Touched Event created a new thread and calls TowerWon().
But in the while loop, the InGame() function is still counting down.

Solution:

local function InGame()
	workspace:SetAttribute("Status", "Game")
	for i = duration, 1, -1 do
        if workspace:GetAttribute("Status") ~= "Game"then
            break
        end
		workspace:SetAttribute("Clock", i)
		task.wait(1)
	end
	tpPlayersBack()
end
#8 
local function Countdown(duration)
	for i = duration, 1, -1 do
                if workspace:GetAttribute("HasWon") == true then
                       return
                end
		workspace:SetAttribute("Clock", i)
		task.wait(1)
	end
end

Maybe?
Sorry for strange formatting, wrote this on the reply box and it doesn’t let me use tab :frowning:

#9

How could I cancel the InGame Countdown?

#10

You just have to check if workspace:GetAttribute("Status") is still "Game" when counting down.

#11

This kinda worked thanks! Ima try touching times bcz it tps instantly lol

#12

Sorry, i didn’t get what you mean?

Pls responde :pray:

#13
#14

duration is only in Countdown not InGame()? Now im more confused…

#15

Oops, it attualy worked! JUst one more thing:

For a slit second the timer is still the same, how can i fix this?

#16

IM SO STUPID LOL

while true do
	if #Players:GetPlayers() >= MinPlayers then
		Intermission()
		
		workspace:SetAttribute("Status", "Loading Tower...")
		local randomTower = Towers[math.random(#Towers)]
		local newTower = randomTower:Clone()
		newTower.Parent = workspace.Tower
		
		task.wait(1) --I have to remove this wait LOLOL
		
		InGame(RoundTime)
		newTower:Destroy()
	else
		warn("WAITING FOR PLAYERS...")
		workspace:SetAttribute("Status", "Waiting for Players...")
		task.wait(1)
	end
end
#17

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