How do you Give a Player a Tool if he gets Enough Coins

i want a player to get a tool when he reaches a amount of Coins

This doesnt work

game:GetService(“Players”).PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player)
local billboardgui = game:GetService(“ServerStorage”):WaitForChild(“BillboardGui”)
player.CharacterAdded:Connect(function(players)
if players.Head:FindFirstChild(“BillboardGui”) then

	else
		
		local clonedgui = billboardgui:Clone()
		while true do wait()
			local Tool = script.VoidScythe -- REPLACE GravityCoil WITH THE NAME OF YOUR TOOL
			local Players = game:GetService("Players")
			Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(Player)
				Player.CharacterAdded:Connect(function(Character)
					if Player.leaderstats.TimeAlive.Value == 15000 then
						
						local ToolClone = Tool:Clone()
						ToolClone.Parent = Player.Backpack
					end
				end)
			end)


			if player.MembershipType == Enum.MembershipType.Premium then
				player.PlayerGui.Premium.ImageButton.Visible = true
				clonedgui.TextLabel.ImageLabel.Visible = true
				wait(5)					
						
				
				
			end
			if player.Character:FindFirstChild("Head") ~= nil then
				
				
			
			clonedgui.TextLabel.Text = player.leaderstats.TimeAlive.Value
			local Head = player.Character.Head
			

			clonedgui.TextLabel.TextColor3 = Color3.fromRGB(236,236,236)
				clonedgui.Parent = game.Workspace:WaitForChild(player.Name).Head
		end
		end
		
	end
end)

end)

can anyone help :frowning:

Do you have any errors? Also for one of your CharacterAdded() events you used “players” as a parameter instead of “character”. Not sure if it cares though, I never did anything other than “character”.

Hey Tunnells,

I wrote something that might help you, but unfortunately was unable to test it.
Please, give it a shot and see if it works. If it does not work, make sure to include the console logs, okay?

local players = game:GetService("Players")
local toolsStorage = script -- Set the path to where you are storing tools here
local toolsList = { -- Very basic system, you add a tool name alongside its required value, you can have multiple here
	["VoidScythe"] = 15000, -- VoidScythe will be given once the player reaches 15k
	["AnotherTool"] = 15001 -- No comma here since it is the last tool of the list
}

function giveTool(player, toolName, noDuplicates)
	-- noDuplicates == true means that the player won't be given tools they already have
	-- noDuplicates == false or nil means that the player will be given repeated tools
	local backpack = player.Backpack
	
	if noDuplicates and backpack:FindFirstChild(toolName) then
		-- The player already have this tool, so don't give it to them
		return
	end
	
	local toolObject = toolsStorage:FindFirstChild(toolName)
	
	if toolObject then
		toolObject:clone().Parent = backpack
	else
		warn(string.format("Tool %s not found!", toolName))
	end
end

function validateTools(player, timeAlive)
	for toolName, valueRequired in next, toolsList do
		if timeAlive >= valueRequired then
			giveTool(player, toolName, true)
		end
	end
end

players.PlayerAdded:connect(function(player)
	local leaderstats = player:WaitForChild("leaderstats")
	local timeAlive = leaderstats:WaitForChild("TimeAlive")
	
	-- Time alive means that every second the value changes, right?
	-- If so, then the best approach would be to check every second, instead of every wait()
	-- This should help with avoiding unnecessary lag
	timeAlive:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Value"):connect(function(newValue)
		validateTools(player, newValue)
	end)
end)

In your post you quote scripts 5 lines later.

Once it starts to show the script lines

Skipping this

And going into this part

Go to line 7 and change

To

if Player.leaderstats.TimeAlive.Value >= 15000 then

Only thing changed is the = to > so it occurs when it’s major rather than equal to that time.

Tell me if that works or if it’s too simple to work…

Well i want players also above 15000 to get it

Exactly, that’s why you need to add a >

To give a weapon to players on exactly 15000 you put their value == 15000

To give a weapon to players on more than 15000 you put their value >= 15000

To give a weapon to players on less than 15000 you put their value <= 15000

To give a weapon to players who have any value except 15000 you put their value ~= 15000

Your error is that you expect their value to be exactly (==) 15000

when it should be greater (>=) than 15000 (and possibly end once its less than let’s say 25000), another error that could be happening is that the code ran, but now it ignores whatever is happening after. Why? Because it already ran the code. Try using .changed on your script or :getattributechangedsignal, I don’t know if it’s the best decision but perhaps it works.

GetAttributeChangedSignal is only used for Attributes which is a new studio beta feature. The correct function is :GetPropertyChangedSignal. Also :GetPropertyChangedSignal should be used over .Changed if he only wants the function to fire when the Value property is changed.

Oh OK, that’s why I said

I kind of knew that just a few days ago and still don’t know much about that.

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Lol but sometimes it doesnt give them the tool when i do that my friend has 20k but he doesnt have the tool ;

Is there a limit to how much value the person needs to have until they no longer have the weapon? Like, is the weapon only when the player has more than 15000 and less than 25000 or something? I believe no…

I need to ask some questions.

First one I already said it above this text, you would have to add “and player.leaderstats.timealive.value < 25000” to it

Second, have you tried utilizing print statements to check if that part of code is running? In case you didn’t know, print statements can be used to check if a line of code reaches a certain moment in the script. Because you need the if statement to be true to run the code inside you can put a print inside the if statement and see if it says that print line in the command box, if it does print then it’s working, if it doesn’t then there’s something wrong inside it. It’s a method of debugging.

Third. Does it give the tool sometimes?

Fourth. If the tool is necessary from one point afterwards, have you tried making the script make a quick check to see if they have a number high enough to be worthy of the tool?

Fifth. Have you tried @staylow’s suggestion?

After that then I don’t know what else I can do…