Spawn Function Problem

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#1

So there was a problem in my game. So I made a flood escape 2 button system but the spawn function won’t function. The methods I do is adding return’s, removing local from local function but it won’t work. Any ideas would be helpful!

local currentbutton = script.OnButton

local function fade(map)
	local interactive = map.Interactives:FindFirstChild("Interactive_"..currentbutton.Value)
	interactive.Transparency = 1
	interactive.CanCollide = false
end

local function appear(map)
	local interactive = map.Interactives:FindFirstChild("Interactive_"..currentbutton.Value)
	interactive.Transparency = 0
	interactive.CanCollide = true
end

local function unanchor(map)
	local interactive = map.Interactives:FindFirstChild("Interactive_"..currentbutton.Value)
	interactive.Anchored = false
	wait(map.Buttons:FindFirstChild("Button_"..currentbutton.Value)._Unanchor.Delay.Value)
	interactive.Transparency = 1
	interactive.CanCollide = false
end

local function check(m)
	
	local cbutton = m.Buttons:FindFirstChild("Button_"..currentbutton.Value)
	
	if cbutton:FindFirstChild("_Fade") then
		
		--spawn(function()
		repeat wait()
		fade(m)
		until fade(m)
		return
		--end)
		
end
	if cbutton:FindFirstChild("_Appear") then
		
		--spawn(function()
			
		repeat wait()
		appear(m)
		until appear(m)
		return
 		--end)
		
   end
	if cbutton:FindFirstChild("_Unanchor") then
		
		spawn(function()
			
		repeat wait()
		unanchor(m)
		until unanchor(m)
		return
		end)
	end
end
#2

I can’t do anything! I tried many times but it won’t work.

#3

did you add an event to fire all those functions?
maybe thats the problem

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#4

What do you mean? Like a remote function?

#5

It’s a button right? so you use clickdetector?

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#6

I like using touch, and this script is in the serverscriptservice that is checking maps for buttons and interactives

#7

What i mean is, you need an Event, to fire all those functions, like:

local function whateveryouwant()
-- Do Something
end
local isHit = false
script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
     if isHit == false then
         isHit = true
         whateveryouwant()
     end
end)
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#8

I did that, but I only copied and pasted the part that is nil or false.

#9

K, did you see any error in the output?
if there’s no error you could try adding print() into the functions and events to see if the code got executed

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#10

Nothing got printed, so I tried putting the print() inside each line in the check() function, but it just printed 6 prints.

#11

You said, there’s 6 prints that got executed, which one got executed? is it in the event? or functions?

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#12

The prints are in the check() function and the 6 printed were the first ones.

#13

Actually, it didn’t print to the ones with appear() and unanchor()

#14

Are you sure it gets the touch?

#15

Can you post the .Touched Event Codes here? maybe there’s something in the events

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#16

Yes! Positive. I this script shows the problem. Not the whole script.

#17

I can’t right now though. But the touch function works positive. Just focus on the main parts.

#18

What are you trying to achieve again?

#19

If you don’t know flood escape 2’s buttons, then I will be discussing it. So there are three or more buttons and they have a part. If they click a button, the part activated and the next button turns green. Also the button that just got pressed will turn red.

#20

Then why do you need so many functions, just change the color of the pressed and the other button.