RBXScriptConnection not disconnecting

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#1

Trying to disconnect a RBXScriptConnection but it doesn’t disconnect despite it not giving off any errors as it’s inside of a pcall function.

I also made it print the type to make sure it’s a RBXScriptConnection and it is but still the Mouse.Move function never works.

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Also the position changed isn’t working either; it’s supposed to make the highlight vanish if the Player walks away from the Target and the Magnitude of their PrimaryPart positions is above 30 but that doesn’t work either.

#2

Any tips on how to fix this at all?

#3

Put the disconnect inside the if statement
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And the same for the previous one
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#4

I tried that and it still didn’t work.

#5

can you try

if Mouse_Moved.Connected then
    Mouse_Moved:Disconnect()
    print(`Type: {typeof(Mouse_Moved)}`)
end

…and the same for the other one?

#7

Remove the pcall function u dont need that actually

#8

Alright I’ll screenshot the output for that as well

#9

Okay so just take the pcall function out and do you think it’d work?

#10

Try it out,i am not really sure because sometimes it might work and i dont really think pcall is necessary

And pcall is the reason why it printed twice because the first time didnt work

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#11

It still doesn’t disconnect.

The code;

-- > Mouse Moved:
							
							if Mouse_Moved.Connected then

								print(`Type: {typeof(Mouse_Moved)}`)
								
								Mouse_Moved:Disconnect()
								
								print(`Type: {typeof(Mouse_Moved)}`)
								
							end
							
							-- > Position Changed:
							
							if CFrame_Changed.Connected then
								
								print(`Type: {typeof(CFrame_Changed)}`)
								
								CFrame_Changed:Disconnect()
								
								print(`Type: {typeof(CFrame_Changed)}`)
								
							end

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#12

I guesss put a debounce in it cause i think the mouse movement might be the problem,i think when u move right,the thing will detect it twice,so the best will be to use debounce.

THIS ALSO HAPPENS TO MINE TOO.

i fixed it by disconnecting after the i call the function

#13

How would the debounce be added in this situation

#14

this might be unrelated to the disconnect not working but you cant use Changed events on physics, such as CFrame. You would need to loop the function in a while true loop or use RunService.Heartbeat

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