Play animations in multiple models?

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#1

I’ve got 2 models, which are buildings, that each have an animation that plays after a certain period of time. However, if both of these buildings are chosen to play their animation, of falling over, then only the 1st building animation plays but the 2nd building animation doesn’t, even though it’s just 1 second after the first one.
So far it works if only 1 of the 2 buildings has been chosen to play their animation but I wanted both to play alongside each other, if they are both chosen.

script for 1st building

local animation = script:WaitForChild('Animation')
local humanoid = script.Parent.AnimationController
local dance = humanoid:LoadAnimation(animation)


local Collapse = math.random(1,2)

while true do

	wait (2)

	if Collapse == 1 then

		wait(45)
		dance:Play()
		print ("Building 1 Going Down")
		wait(10)
		dance:AdjustSpeed(0)
		
		
	

		return


	end

	if Collapse == 2 then

		print ("Building 1 Staying Up")

		return

	end

end

script for 2nd building

local animation = script:WaitForChild('Animation')
local humanoid = script.Parent.AnimationController
local dance = humanoid:LoadAnimation(animation)


local Collapse = math.random(1,2)

while true do

	wait (2)

	if Collapse == 1 then

		wait(46)
		dance:Play()
		print ("Building 2 Going Down")
		wait(11)
		dance:AdjustSpeed(0)
		
		
	

		return


	end

	if Collapse == 2 then

		print ("Building 2 Staying Up")

		return

	end

end
#2

I recommend instead of using multiple scripts, you should familiarize yourself with the following topics:

Tables
Loops

Once you learn about these, you can put the buildings in a table and loop through that specific table. If this is still confusing for you, start by making a dance floor using the official recipe.

#3

Organize both functions in one script and compare the math.random result to see if both are eligible to play the animation:

local play1, play2 = math.random(1, 2), math.random(1,2)

if play1 == 1 then
--play animation1
end

if play2 == 1 then
--play animation2
end

If you wish to yield the script whilst playing with wait(), then use the spawn() function to create a coroutine.