It prints all weird, can someone help me?
remotes.Combine.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player, name1)
remotes.Combine2.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player, name2)
local name = tostring(name1[1]).. ", ".. tostring(name2[1]).. ",".. " Brick"
giveNewChance(player, name)
print(name)
print("yes")
end)
end)
return Table
end
I told you to put the print in the external function 
Still does the same thing ;-;.
Could you elaborate on what you mean by this
after 3
Is that your entire console output? If not, can you share the entire output here? I wanna see if there’s any errors
And what is the output that you’re looking for
Just three, the output is glitching, adding 1 to how much it prints everytime.
Can you print the player in here and show the output
The “player” parameter, not the “name” variable
Since “yes” is printed once, then twice, then 3 times, I believe the issue is that every time you fire the Combine remote, you are creating a new connection to the Combine2 remote. See below:
You are defining your Combine2 connection inside of your Combine connection, so every time Combine is fired, bam, new connection for Combine2, resulting in it printing yes more and more times.
Try moving your Combine2 connection out of your Combine connection and see if that works
It works fine, but the first function is still firing more and more and more, so that is the problem.
What’s the point of the Combine2 remote?
idk thats all i could think of to do this.
Ok, let’s start from square one just to clear some things up, what exactly are you trying to do?
this is what im doing but it be glitching out
I see, so it’s pretty much what I thought.
Every time you fire that Combine remote in RollingClientMaterial, you are inadvertently creating a new connection for Combine2 on the server. Combine2 is then called in RollingClientColor, and is received several times on the server due to it having several connections.
My suggestion would be to merge RollingClientMaterial and RollingClientColor into the same script so that you can fire one remote that contains both of their information.
