I’m trying to make a button that once click, a door will fade open then fade closed after three seconds, my script doesn’t work, I also think that this is a lot of code for doing fading, is there a warparound?
For context the name of the door is “Door2”.
have you closed the function correctly? it says end end
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The other end closes the if statement.
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You gotta use for loops my dude, they’re amazing
function OnClicked()
if Debounce == false then
Debounce = true
for i = 0, 1, .1 do
wait(.1)
Door.Transparency = i
if i == .5 then
Door.CanCollide = false
end
end
for i = 1, 0, .-1 do
wait(.1)
Door.Transparency = i
if i == .5 then
Door.CanCollide = true
end
end
Debounce = false
end
end
Is there any error in the console? Or does nothing happen when you click?
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@Felixlous Even better implementation would be to use Tweens as they allow for a much smoother transition.
But aside from the fact that the many “Door.Transparency” statements is bad practice, I don’t see any issues with the code so it should work. As Physicism said, are you getting any errors? Are there maybe duplicate doors named “Door2” as that would break it.
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Workspace.Button1.Script:11: attempt to index number with ‘CanCollide’
Means it isn’t pointing to the door, check the path again.
This is the path I’m referring to …
local Door = game.Workspace.Door2
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That’s kinda strange though. If Door did not refer to an object, the script should error once it attempts to change its Transparency, not on CanCollide, right?
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That is correct.
@Felixlous Are there any other errors? I’d still double check the path as that’s the most likely reason why it isn’t working.
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I reference the game then workspace then Door2 (There’s only one Door2) then Door2’s transparency.
I figured it out, thank you guys for helping.