Shotgun Effect Broken

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#1

For some reason this shotgun effect for i = 1,12 do will work for this older RRP Shotgun script, but not for my newer edited one. I placed the loop code in the same spot, but it doesn’t work. Help?
Old RRP1 Shotgun Code:

if MyMouse then
for i = 1,12 do 					
local targetPoint = MyMouse.Hit.p
					local shootDirection = (targetPoint - Handle.Position).unit
					-- Adjust the shoot direction randomly off by a little bit to account for recoil
					shootDirection = CFrame.Angles((0.5 - math.random()) * 2 * Spread,
																	(0.5 - math.random()) * 2 * Spread,
																	(0.5 - math.random()) * 2 * Spread) * shootDirection
					local hitObject, bulletPos = RayCast(Handle.Position, shootDirection, Range)
					local bullet

Newer FE Code:

if MyMouse then
				RecoilTrack:Play()
				local targetPoint = MyMouse.Hit.p
				local shootDirection = (targetPoint - Handle.Position).unit
				-- Adjust the shoot direction randomly off by a little bit to account for recoil
				shootDirection = CFrame.Angles((0.5 - math.random()) * 2 * Spread,
																(0.5 - math.random()) * 2 * Spread,
																(0.5 - math.random()) * 2 * Spread) * shootDirection
				
				Camera.CFrame = Camera.CFrame * CFrame.Angles(0.35,math.rad(0),0)
				
				local hitObject, bulletPos = RayCast(Handle.Position, shootDirection, Range)
				local bullet
#2

You getting any errors on your Output at all?

#3

nothing except for this error saying i have to add an extra end after I added the for i = 1,12 do thing

#4

That’s the problem. Add the end, and that should fix it. Anytime you use a do statement, you must add another end.

#5

the thing is that it doesn’t work

#6

it plays the equip animation, but nothing else works. the gun just breaks when I add the for i = 1,12 do

#7

If that error is still appearing, then it’s because you aren’t properly implementing your loop.

for i = 1, 12 do
     -- Your code goes here.
end
#8

like this?

for i = 1, 12 do
			if MyMouse then
				
				RecoilTrack:Play()
				
				local targetPoint = MyMouse.Hit.p
				local shootDirection = (targetPoint - Handle.Position).unit
				-- Adjust the shoot direction randomly off by a little bit to account for recoil
				shootDirection = CFrame.Angles((0.5 - math.random()) * 2 * Spread,
																(0.5 - math.random()) * 2 * Spread,
																(0.5 - math.random()) * 2 * Spread) * shootDirection
				
				Camera.CFrame = Camera.CFrame * CFrame.Angles(0.35,math.rad(0),0)
				
				local hitObject, bulletPos = RayCast(Handle.Position, shootDirection, Range)
					local bullet
					end
#9

Ah yes, end statements fun

You should organize your loop and end it with an end statement, you’re missing one which seems to be the case

#10

it doesn’t seem to work. this code is a free model and its confusing

#11

should i just post all the code

#12

Try adding another end after your first end statement (Yeah if you can)

#13

here’s the model of the gun. (8) P109MM - Roblox

#14

its the same scripts as the “shotgun” one i used. the model and stats are different though.