PlayerData SOMETIMES clone

Help and Feedback Scripting Support
#10

okay ill also try that thanks 30 chars

#11

so far ive tested it 4 times it worked on all of them

#12

Did you test it in-game or in-studio?

#14

Were there any other errors and did all of the prints run?

#16

yep i can confirm it works in game

#17

Alrighty, I’m glad I could help :+1:

#18

yeah wait

if i wanna add something to my game, do i always have to publish it and to try it in game,

that would be pretty slow imo

#19

okay thanks it seems to work but now theres still the error
“Not running script because past shutdown deadline (x9)”

studio crashes for like 20 seconds and then i can freely use studio again

#20

oh no

image
image706×454 86.1 KB

#21

From read on another topic where the same issue was being discussed, you can do something like this

#22

okay ill give it a read thanks

#23

so ive done what he said and it dosent work,

“attempt to call a Instance value”

#24

okay now it works but this is still happening

image
image706×454 86.1 KB

thank you for helping btw

#25

oh wait i think i have an idea

#28

give me the script’s code that implemented that callback

#29

i dont know which script has it tho

#31

okay so its back but i have no way to know which script has the callback

1 Like
#32

NVM i found it!

this is such a rollercoaster
posting the script in a min

1 Like
#33 
local function playerAdded(player)
	local DataStore2 = require(script.Parent.MainModule)
	
	local Cash = DataStore2("Cash", player)
	local PlayerData = player:WaitForChild("PlayerData")
	local PlrRBX = PlayerData.RobuxUpgradeWorth
	
	while true do
		wait(0.3) -- this is where stuff goes downhill
		Cash:Increment(PlrRBX.Value)
	end
end

game:GetService("Players").PlayerAdded:Connect(playerAdded)
for _, player in ipairs(game:GetService("Players"):GetPlayers()) do
	playerAdded(player)
end
#35

you should just increment it but more then 600 seconds or 6000 seconds below 600 will result in a data stores queue filled