Infinite yield possible?

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1

I have a gamepass door that lets players with a specific gamepass in, but it doesn’t work because of this Infinite yield thing.

This is my gamepass script


local MarketplaceService = game:GetService("MarketplaceService")
local Player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local doorPart = game.Workspace["MBF Restaurant V3"].GroundBase.Gamepass:WaitForChild("GamepassDoor")
local doorPart2 = game.Workspace["MBF Restaurant V3"].GroundBase.Gamepass:WaitForChild("GamepassDoor"):WaitForChild("Door2")
local gamepassId = 15143732

if MarketplaceService:UserOwnsGamePassAsync(Player.UserId, gamepassId) then
	print("Player owns pass.")
	doorPart.CanCollide = false
	doorPart2.CanCollide = false
else
	print("Player does not own pass.")
	doorPart.CanCollide = true
	doorPart2.CanCollide = true
end

This is how the gamepass door looks like in workspace
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and this is the bug in the output tab
image

2

Maybe add more WaitForChild in your script for the path to the door.

3

that might work. I’ll try it out.

4

Based on the picture, “Door2” is not a child of “GamepassDoor”. It’s a child of “Gamepass”.

5

What happens here is that you are trying to get Door2 from GamepassDoor. My solution is to change :WaitForChild(“GamepassDoor”):WaitForChild(“Door2”) to :WaitForChild(“Door2”)

6

Then do WaitForChild("TheChild", 10 -- amount of time to wait for)
And if that is the error I don’t think that it is the infinite yield that is the problem. Because It never makes any problems when I get that it just mean it will keep searching forever.

7

oh wait, didn’t realize that i tried to get Door2 from GamepassDoor. Im stupid :sweat_smile:

8

Well be glad it is solved. :sweat_smile: