Is there any way to detect the person double clicking using user input service? Like a way to detect if the person quickly presses click say, Click 2 times in 1 second and it will fire a server event, but if you don’t then it fires another server event.
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Why not just use the tick() function subtract the new time from the time of the last click and if its below a certain time then fire a double click event.
This should help you some more if your confused
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Will do, thanks! (30charactersbruh)
So, I was poking around on the internet and I couldn’t find a good solution for this. So, I made one of my own:
Edit (Apr 29): Added more customization
local button = script.Parent -- or wherever your button is
local count = 0 -- initial count, should always be 0
local threshHold = 2 -- you can set this to even 3 of 4 to get triple and quadriple clicks!
local clickTime = 0.5 -- the time within the clicks should be clicked
function onClick ()
count += 1 -- add 1 to the number of clicks
if count % threshHold == 0 then -- you reached the threshold
print("multi click accepted!") -- replace with your code
end
wait(clickTime) -- just wait to invalidate the click
count -= 1 -- invalidate the click
end
button.MouseButton1Click:Connect(onClick)
button.TouchTap:Connect(onClick) -- yes, it even works for touch screen!
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thank you for providing a different, and more useful solution as opposed to just using :tick(), by making it have touchscreen compatibility!
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I made a mistake in the code, so please use the new one
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