local p
p = game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player)
print(player.Name)
p:Disconnect()
end)
this is the only way I know how. but i’d like to know if there’s an easier way to do this especially if i need to add multiple events for like 30 things (just an example). maybe self:Disconnect()? would this work?
There are libraries that allow you to wrap around RBXSignals and adding new methods like :Once(function()
By libraries are you referring to community sources? If so I’m unfamiliar with this and I’d rather know if Roblox has their own alternatives.
There’s something called clean up modules, they’re self explanatory, you add items or tasks to a table and you call up a clean up method (either destroys or diconnects the tasks)
some example modules:
Maid,
Janitor,
Hobo,
eWhore
Here’s a tutorial on a good cleanup module like @lV0rd suggested
Once is already a built-in method
@Wyzloc Calling Disconnect or having the event disconnect automatically after the first fire (using Once) are the only ways to disconnect an RBXScriptSignal
Just add connections to an array, loop through them, and disconnect them.
Yeah that was the only alternative I can come up with that doesn’t involve using other people’s work. I rly just want my code to be simple which is why I’m trying to figure out if there’s more ways to do this. I’ll keep researching regardless but if I can’t find anything I’ll just use arrays or that maid thing.
Internally it does the exact same thing as what I just mentioned.
I dont use a maid because it is more complicated and achieves the same thing.
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