I want to make a Queuesystem that takes the players to there object in the same map.
I can’t figure out how to teleport the second player to his part.
I have looked at the devforum but the only thing i find is TS.
If i set the “maxplayers” of my script to 1 and try to queue they spawn correctly.
but if i set “maxplayers” to 2. It teleports only the last 1 touching.
What i want to know is if there is a way to get the character out of my table. (Every player who queue get in there) Or do i need to approach it from another angle?
local QueueGui = workspace.Model.Knopje.QueueGui
local Queue = {}
local MaxQueue = 2
local gameTele1 = workspace.Start.StartP1
local gameTele2 = workspace.Start.StartP2
local playerInQueue = workspace.playerInQueue
local ProximityPromptService = game:GetService("ProximityPromptService")
local proximityPrompt = script.Parent
local setStart = workspace.setStart
local function updateQueueGui()
QueueGui.Queue.Text = "Queue: " ..#Queue.. "/2"
end
local function onPromptTriggered(promptObject, player)
end
proximityPrompt.Triggered:Connect(function(player)
local player = game.Players:FindFirstChild(player.Name)
local alreadyExists = false
for i=1,#Queue do
if Queue[i] == player.Name then
alreadyExists = true
end
end
if alreadyExists == false then
if playerInQueue.Value < MaxQueue then
table.insert(Queue, player.Name)
playerInQueue.Value = playerInQueue.Value + 1
updateQueueGui()
print("looking for second player")
end
if playerInQueue.Value == MaxQueue then
if gameTele1.Free.Value == true then
player.Character.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame = gameTele1.CFrame
gameTele1.Free.Value = false
elseif gameTele1.Free.Value == false and gameTele2.Free.Value == true then
player.Character.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame = gameTele2.CFrame
gameTele2.Free.Value = false
end
wait(5)
setStart.CanCollide = false
print("Game Starting")
end
end
end)
naah, i dont think that works. Everything is connected via constraints to the HRP. Moving the Torso will not affect Other parts, like the head or a leg.
local QueueGui = workspace.Model.Knopje.QueueGui
local Queue = {}
local MaxQueue = 2
local gameTele1 = workspace.Start.StartP1
local gameTele2 = workspace.Start.StartP2
local playerInQueue = workspace.playerInQueue
local ProximityPromptService = game:GetService("ProximityPromptService")
local proximityPrompt = script.Parent
local setStart = workspace.setStart
local function updateQueueGui()
QueueGui.Queue.Text = "Queue: " ..#Queue.. "/" .. MaxQueue
end
local function onPromptTriggered(promptObject, player)
end
proximityPrompt.Triggered:Connect(function(player)
local player = game.Players:FindFirstChild(player.Name)
local alreadyExists = false
for i=1,#Queue do
if Queue[i] == player.Name then
alreadyExists = true
end
end
if alreadyExists == false then
if playerInQueue.Value < MaxQueue then
table.insert(Queue, player.Name)
playerInQueue.Value = playerInQueue.Value + 1
updateQueueGui()
print("looking for second player")
end
if playerInQueue.Value == MaxQueue then
if gameTele1.Free.Value == true then
player.Character.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame = gameTele1.CFrame
gameTele1.Free.Value = false
else if gameTele2.Free.Value == true then
player.Character.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame = gameTele2.CFrame
gameTele2.Free.Value = false
end
end
wait(5)
setStart.CanCollide = false
print("Game Starting")
end
end
end)
When you use SetPrimaryPartCFrame, you can receive floating point errors that disposition the parts in the assembly you’re moving over time. You should use PivotTo in this case.
You can create a relatively simple queue system using a little bit of OOP (object-oriented programming) for structure reasons.
-- Variables
local startP1 = workspace.Start.StartP1
local startP2 = workspace.Start.StartP2
local queue = {Characters = {}}
-- Functions
local function GetHeight(character)
local humanoid = character.Humanoid
local root = character.HumanoidRootPart
local hipHeight = humanoid.HipHeight
if humanoid.RigType == Enum.RigType.R15 then
return (0.5 * root.Size.Y) + hipHeight
else
local leftLeg = character.LeftLeg
return leftLeg.Size.Y + (0.5 * root.Size.Y) + hipHeight
end
end
local function Teleport(character, position)
local height = GetHipHeight(character)
character.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame = CFrame.new(position + Vector3.new(0, height, 0))
end
-- Methods
function queue:Add(character)
-- Check if exists
if table.find(self.Characters, character) then
return
end
-- Insert to table
table.insert(self.Characters, character)
-- If enough characters in queue, handle
if #self.Characters == self.Limit then
self:Handle()
else
print("Waiting for more players")
end
end
function queue:Remove(character)
local index = table.find(self.Characters, character)
if index then
table.remove(self.Characters, index)
end
end
function queue:Handle()
local character1, character2 = self.Characters[1], self.Characters[2]
-- Verify characters
if not character1.Parent then
self:Remove(character1)
return
elseif not character2.Parent then
self:Remove(character2)
return
end
-- Clear queue
self:Remove(character1)
self:Remove(character2)
-- Teleport characters
Teleport(character1, startP1)
Teleport(character2, startP2)
print("Game starting")
end
To use this, you simply call the method :Add(<character>) in the proximity prompt function.
Teleporting the character
Make sure to account for the character’s height when you set the root’s CFrame to ensure that the character doesn’t get moved inside the ground.
Roblox shows examples here on how to go about calculating the absolute hip height (distance between the feet and the root) which you then would use to offset the CFrame when you’re setting it.
Thanks for offering help. I don’t have much time to be on Discord this week.
Still trying… It’s like the script forgets the first person who touched… and only teleports the last one.
make sure you enable the second player’s archivable by getting the player’s character like
for _,v in pairs(game.Players:GetChildren(secondPlayer)) do
v.Character.Archivable = true
v.Character.PrimaryPart.CFrame = part.CFrame
end
this should allow you to teleport the other player to the part
just make sure you make the part.CFrame the actual name of the part you’re teleporting the second player into.
--Variables
local QueueGui = workspace.Model.Knopje.QueueGui
local Queue = {}
local MaxQueue = 1
local gameTele1 = workspace.Start.StartP1
local gameTele2 = workspace.Start.StartP2
local playerInQueue = workspace.playerInQueue
local ProximityPromptService = game:GetService("ProximityPromptService")
local proximityPrompt = workspace.Model.Knopje.ProximityPrompt
local setStart = workspace.setStart
--Functions
local function updateQueueGui()
QueueGui.Queue.Text = "Queue: " ..#Queue.. "/" .. MaxQueue
end
local function onPromptTriggered(promptObject, player)
end
local function Teleport(player, position)
player.Archivable = true
player.Character.primaryPart.CFrame = position.CFrame
end
proximityPrompt.Triggered:Connect(function(player)
local player = game.Players:FindFirstChild(player.Name)
local alreadyExists = false
for i=1,#Queue do
if Queue[i] == player.Name then
alreadyExists = true
end
end
if alreadyExists == false then
if playerInQueue.Value < MaxQueue then
table.insert(Queue, player.Name)
playerInQueue.Value = playerInQueue.Value + 1
updateQueueGui()
print("looking for second player")
end
if playerInQueue.Value == MaxQueue then
local Character = player.Character
if gameTele1.Free.Value == true then
print(Character)
Teleport(player, gameTele1)
gameTele1.Free.Value = false
else if gameTele1.Free.Value == false and gameTele2.Free.Value == true then
Teleport(player, gameTele2)
gameTele2.Free.Value = false
end
end
wait(5)
setStart.CanCollide = false
setStart.Transparency = 1
print("Game Starting")
end
end
end)
I think what might be going on is that you’re teleporting the last player who activated the proximity prompt. When the proximity prompt is activated, that player is added into the queue it looks like, and then when the max queue is reached, you use your teleport function on the player variable. All that player variable is, is the last person to activate the proximity prompt. To fix this, when calling the teleport function from your proximity event, put that function inside a for loop, and loop through the the queue table:
for i, v in pairs(Queue) do
if gameTele1.Free.Value == true then
print(Character)
Teleport(v, gameTele1)
gameTele1.Free.Value = false
end
end
(Sorry I’m on my phone so the code formatting is really messed up)
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