Hey there, I have a quick question about connections. In my game, you can bake different supplies using materials. When a player clicks on different appliances, a gui appears. I then loop through all the possible things that you can cook with that appliance, and I clone a frame for each item. Then when you click on any of those frames, it starts cooking that item. I currently have a child added event that detects when a child is added, and detects when that child is pressed. It looks like this:
script.Parent.ChildAdded:Connect(function(child)
if child:IsA("Frame") then
child.Select.Activated:Connect(function()
--code here to cook that item
end)
end
end)
Now when they close the gui, I destroy all of the children of the frame. My question is this, when the frame is destroyed, does the connection that checks for when it is activated get disconnected? If it didn’t then if a player opened the gui 10 times, I would have 100s of connections which could cause lag. I was thinking of using the following code but I wasn’t sure if it was necessary:
script.Parent.ChildAdded:Connect(function(child)
if child:IsA("Frame") then
connection = child.Select.Activated:Connect(function()
--code here to cook that item
end)
while wait(1) do
if not child then
connection:Disconnect()
break
end
end
end
end)
If this doesn’t make sense then I can explain it more cleary. Thanks for reading!
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