Alright, could you help me with scripting?
I havent tried it myself, but try this out and see how it goes
local debouncer= false
local SpawnedThread = nil
--Run this constantly as long as it thinks the player is touching it
local GetParts = function(hit)
local PlayerModel = hit.Parent
while true do
wait()--you can modify how often it checks if the player is still touching here
local AllTouchingParts = workspace:GetPartsInPart(script.Parent)
local Flag=false
for __,element in pairs(AllTouchingParts) do
if element.Parent == PlayerModel then
--Player is still touching
Flag=true
end
end
if Flag then
--Player is no longer within safety zone
game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent):WaitForChild("Indoor").Value=false
if SpawnedThread then
SpawnedThread:close()
SpawnedThread=nil
end
return
end
end
end
script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(hit)
if not debouncer then
debouncer=true
if SpawnedThread then
SpawnedThread:close()
SpawnedThread=nil
end
local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent)
if player then
local Indoor2 = player:WaitForChild("Indoor")
Indoor2.Value = true
SpawnedThread = task.spawn(GetParts,hit)
end
debouncer=false
end
end)
It’s working but i don’t really know where should I put a line disabling the bool value.
Oh yea. i forgot about that part. Theres a comment that says “Player is no longer within safety zone” THAT would be when you change the bool
Alright, should i appeal to player again, like you did in the second function?
I tried to do this, but it doesn’t really work, it just spams the bool value few times, then stops at “false”
How are you spawning a bool value within the player?
Ill just show you the script:
local debouncer= false
local SpawnedThread = nil
--Run this constantly as long as it thinks the player is touching it
local GetParts = function(hit)
local PlayerModel = hit.Parent
while true do
wait()--you can modify how often it checks if the player is still touching here
local AllTouchingParts = workspace:GetPartsInPart(script.Parent)
local Flag=false
for __,element in pairs(AllTouchingParts) do
if element.Parent == PlayerModel then
--Player is still touching
Flag=true
end
end
if Flag then
--Player is no longer within safety zone
local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent)
if player then
local Indoor2 = player:WaitForChild("Indoor")
Indoor2.Value = false
SpawnedThread = task.spawn(hit)
end
game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent):WaitForChild("Indoor").Value=false
if SpawnedThread then
SpawnedThread:close()
SpawnedThread=nil
end
return
end
end
end
script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(hit)
if not debouncer then
debouncer=true
if SpawnedThread then
SpawnedThread:close()
SpawnedThread=nil
end
local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent)
if player then
local Indoor2 = player:WaitForChild("Indoor")
Indoor2.Value = true
SpawnedThread = task.spawn(GetParts,hit)
end
debouncer=false
end
end)
This isnt the problem. Somehow, you are spawning a BoolValue object within the player. How?
Im using a server script inside a server script service.
I think I just need to put something there where’s that comment.
No it wouldnt work. It will cause errors and coroutine is improperly used. I know it can cause performance issues, but youre just gonna have to use a tick function with GetPartsInPart.
here. this only changes values when it detects a change or a missing player.
local AllPlayersInside = {}
function RecurssiveParent(Obj)
local player =game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Obj)
if player then
return Obj
elseif Obj.Parent ==workspace then
return false
else
return RecurssiveParent(Obj.Parent)
end
end
while true do
wait(.1)
local AllTouchingParts = workspace:GetPartsInPart(script.Parent)
local Flag=false
for __,element in pairs(AllPlayersInside)do
element.Value=false
end
for __,element in pairs(AllTouchingParts) do
local PlayerObj=RecurssiveParent(element)
if PlayerObj then
if AllPlayersInside[PlayerObj.Name]==nil then
local Player = game:GetService("Players"):GetPlayerFromCharacter(PlayerObj)
Player:WaitForChild("Indoor").Value=true
AllPlayersInside[PlayerObj.Name] = {Player=Player,Value=true}
else
AllPlayersInside[PlayerObj.Name].Value=true
end
end
end
for index,element in pairs(AllPlayersInside) do
if not element.Value then
element.Player:WaitForChild("Indoor").Value=false
AllPlayersInside[index]=nil
end
end
end
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Everything is working right, thank you for your help!
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Of course i don’t close this post, anyone can write here if someone has better ideas.
I hope that will also help other people who don’t have access to developer forum.
A check every half second can do.
Doing a bigger number will ease up on lag, but allow players to have even bigger iframes
This is true, but I think this is better than having a laggy game. To reduce lag, you can add some overlap params so it doesn’t query what it shouldn’t have to.
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