How to play a sound when player leaves the game?

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#1

So, in pressure, when you leave, it’s going to play a sound locally with the message ‘Good luck out there!’ Also, previously, when you left pls donate, it would play a fart sound… But can anyone help me out?

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#2

Something like using PlayerRemoving?

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#3

hmmm, and I think with playonremove

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#4

No, the PlayOnRemove property on audio assets decides wether it will continue playing when :Destroy() is called on the audio. It has nothing to do with playing on the player’s removal.

Referring to what @Scottifly said, you can use the PlayerRemoving event to play a sound when the player leaves.
Here’s an example for a localscript:

local sound = -- Paste the ID of the sound you want to play here
local players = game:GetService("Players")

local function playOnLeave(player)
    sound:Play()
end

players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(playOnLeave)
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#5

Do you need the sound to play for the player that’s leaving, or for the rest of the players in the game?

@AlexPalex178, if they need it to play for the player would they need a custom leaving script to delay the player until the sound is heard?

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#6

I’m not sure. For me, it’s always 1-2 seconds after pressing the leave button until I actually get to the homepage.
That time should suffice to play a short-length sound.

I don’t know if this goes for everybody, as the laptop I’m using is pretty old and slow, and so are loading times.

#7

Look at pressure horror game, when you leave from lobby

#8

I haven’t played the game. If you want make a short video.

So are you talking about when a player quits a game or when they are teleported to another place from a lobby?

If it’s the teleport then just play the sound in the teleport script. Do it with enough of a delay so they’ll hear the sound, then get teleported.

#9

when player quits the game using leave button

#10

Found out how to do it, not gonna share it cuz people might do bad stuff with it…

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#11

Would appreciate if you could at least share privately, I’ve been attempting something similar to this (where a goodbye audio is played when the player is leaving the game) and have failed multiple times and im completely frozen in progress now. Thanks!

#12

Ok, here’s my method then.
I can’t test this right now, but if it doesn’t work it should be a good basis.

--LocalScript / RuntimeContext Client
local Player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local Sound = path.to.sound

Player.Destroying:Connect(function()
    Sound:Play()
end)

Appears as though I’ve replied to the wrong person, here is the method @SnepQueen

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#13

But doesn’t that still play the sound after the player leaves?

#14

Ok guys for those who will dig down this post:

local sound = script.Sound
game.OnClose = function()
	sound:Play()
	task.wait(sound.TimeLength)
end
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#15

Just did a little searching and found BindToClose which can be used to delay the shutdown for a period of time. Check the second sample script.

I’m not sure if the player is still in the game while this is working though.

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#16

So the onclose stops the game from closing, but the sound doesn’t play. Here’s my setup,

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#17

It only works in real roblox runtime

#18
  • use screenGUI and put the script inside of it and disable the reset on spawn.
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