My round system doesn't work I don't know why

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#33

The value instantly changes from 30 to 0 and my camera gets gltchy too
it gets teleported but my character stays at spawn location

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#34

add a task.wait at the bottom of the for loop, and put a number u want

local Time = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage"):WaitForChild("Time")
local player = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer
local timeText = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage"):WaitForChild("TimerText")
local textLabel = player:WaitForChild("PlayerGui"):WaitForChild("ScreenGui"):WaitForChild("TextLabel")
Time.Value = 30

while true do
	task.wait(1)
	for i = Time.Value, 0, -1 do 
        print("done") -- print?
		Time.Value= i
		textLabel.Text = "game starts in "..i.."s"
         print(timeText.Value) -- print?
		if Time.Value == 0 then
            print("done") -- print?
			player.Character.PrimaryPart.Position = game.Workspace.Part.Position
			textLabel.Visible = false
			break
		end
      task.wait(3) -- change 3 to desired number
	end
end
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#35

Mind sharing a video of it? it could help

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#36

IT WORKS IT DOES COUNT DOWN AND SHOW THE GUI
but my camera still glitchy
i will send a video in a second

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#37

glad to hear.

I tested it. It’s because it’s under a while loop. So it keeps teleporting you.

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#38

robloxapp-20220608-1312062.wmv (1.6 MB)

#39

wait i don’t know how to send a video

#40

Yes, it’s because of this.
First try it without a while loop.
Second, you could make a variable, something like this -

local Time = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage"):WaitForChild("Time")
local player = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer
local timeText = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage"):WaitForChild("TimerText")
Time.Value = 14
local inround = false

while inround == false do
	task.wait(1)
	for i = Time.Value, 0, -1 do 
		print("done") -- print?
		Time.Value= i
		print(Time.Value) -- print?
		if Time.Value == 0 then
			inround = true
			print("done") -- print?
			player.Character:PivotTo(game.Workspace.Part.CFrame)
			break
		end
		task.wait(1.2) -- change 3 to desired number
	end
end

This would run once, if you want to run it more, you’d have to set inround to false somewhere else when needed.

#41

Nope that script doesn’t work it doesn’t count down nor it shows gui

#42

It does work for me tho.
You might need to do a little adjustment .

#43

Nah im too lazy i will keep the old script

#44

Sure, keep what works for you.

But use this -
player.Character:PivotTo(game.Workspace.Part.CFrame)
to teleport you.

Plus, make sure to have any debounce to prevent from it teleport you constantly.

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#45

This a total invalid way for making a round system, no one would start the timer each second, you should make a remote event, and once it gets fired, you need to do the timer

Now your doing the loop every second, thats makes no sense, even if you made it correct, that’s not gonna work as your requirement

#46

I believe he’s doing that like that to test some stuff before diving into the real thing.

#47

ok i will also do that too and some more adjustments

#48
#49

Maybe

But even though he is doing to test some stutf, it wont work, also you won’t run a timer each second tho

#50

I don’t know how to work with remote events im still very new to scripting

#51

There are many tutorials on it, even on youtube. You can always try to check them out
But the principle is:
-Have a timer value inside replicated.
-Have a script on server side, do the countdown from there.
-Update the gui using .Changed event on the value.
-Use remotes when needed

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#52

Yea i will check many tutorials