Help, for some reason all the scripts in my place that do not have a wait() are executed multiple times at the start. Even if I have a check before deleting something, it gives me an error that it does not exist (it has already been deleted) as if it were a loop. But none of the scripts that give this error have any loop. I realized that they are executed many times because when I add a print, the print appears many times, as seen in the image. Why does this happen?
Well touch events execute as long as you are touching the part, not just once.
Multiple parts in the character are touching soundPart1 when the character walks in/on it, so the event is fired multiple times.
Since the function destroys a part, I’m guessing this part is not supposed to be touched again (by this specific player, at least). In that case, you can disconnect the connection completely after it has fired and all conditions are met.
local touchedConnection
touchedConnection = soundPart1.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent)
if player and player == game.Players.LocalPlayer then
touchedConnection:Disconnect()
-- Rest of code
end
end)
You’re right, by removing the part at the end of the script, the error stops appearing, thank you.
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