Sorry. The methods of the script was throwing me off a little. And no, I can’t help there either.
Do you have a discord account?
Yes, direct message me if you want it.
yes, it has nothing to do with that. It has to do with the fact the status gets glitchy after the round ends. I was asking for a better loop that would work.
I’ll record a video right now if you really want to see it.
You should read more properly before posting.
dont be a prickly pear about it all im doing is making sure
if it successfully prints then when you check the condition, break the loop
this also doesn’t make sense. all that does is wrap the enclosing function. so whatever is after it, is being executed after wrapping takes place. If there is anything after it anyway.
You don’t get my point. And yes I tried all of those. But if I do the break loop it will restart the game but won’t declare the winner. Do you have discord, why don’t you dm me and ill explain this whole thing once again.
I know that. Like i said its not proper. I’m looking for a better way. This way works but is buggy. Buggy as in the status bar I have glitches for a bit when the game ends. (obviously cuz its running the loop until the end). I’m looking for a better loop to this. I tired many stuff like:
while while #tables.playersInRound >= 2 do`` or ``if #tables.playersInRound < 2 then break But none of those things will declare the winner. Only reset the game.
Ok here is the function in the module that check what the winner is:
CheckWinner = function(parent, gameChosenClone)
if #tables.playersInRound > 1 then
while #tables.playersInRound >= 2 do
if gameChosenClone.Name ~= "SimonSays" then
parent.Value = "Game in progress"
end
wait()
if #tables.playersInRound == 1 then
local player = tables.playersInRound[1]
print("The Winner is: " .. player.Name)
parent.Value = player.Name .. " has won this round!"
wait(5)
elseif #tables.playersInRound == 0 then
print("There was not a single winner.")
parent.Value = "No one won this round"
wait(5)
end
end
end
end;
why do you have:
while #tables.playersInRound >= 2 do
when you check:
if #tables.playersInRound == 1 then
and
elseif #tables.playersInRound == 0 then
when the while loop won’t even run once <2 players exist.
what? I don’t think you get how my system works. Ok here is the whole Module: Take a look if you like: https://pastebin.com/6YHazPdS
Edit: If you want the script that runs all these functions please let me know.
while true do
if gameChosenClone.Name ~= "SimonSays" then
parent.Value = "Game in progress"
end
wait()
if #tables.playersInRound == 1 then
local player = tables.playersInRound[1]
print("The Winner is: " .. player.Name)
parent.Value = player.Name .. " has won this round!"
wait(5)
break
elseif #tables.playersInRound == 0 then
print("There was not a single winner.")
parent.Value = "No one won this round"
wait(5)
break
end
end
would this not work?
this wouldn’t work for the other two gamemodes classic and randomizer.
Wait hold on lemme try once more and double check.
Edit: It does work but it breaks my afk system. Like now whenever one person is not afk and the rest are, it would not skip the winners like it used to. I may have to do big changes. Hold on let me configure some things and I’ll get back to you if I need help.
So how would I fix the issue with the afk? Its not working as it used to now.
Edit:
so my goal here is that whenever there is only one player in the server not afk before the game starts, it will give a little warning and restart the game
AddPlayer = function(player, teleports, i, status)
if player:IsA("Player") then
if not otherFunctions:IsPlayerAFK(player) then
print("player is not afk")
print(player)
table.insert(tables.playersInRound, player) -- add all players to table
connections[player.Name] = player.Character.Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()
table.remove(tables.playersInRound, table.find(tables.playersInRound, player))
end)
player.Character:MoveTo(teleports[i].Position)
if #tables.playersInRound == 1 then
status.Value = "Other players are afk. Tell them to turn off their afk!"
wait(3)
end
elseif otherFunctions:IsPlayerAFK(player) then
print("player is afk")
table.insert(tables.AfkPlayers, player)
end
end
end;
I edited in this function here idk how to return to the beginning after this
if #tables.playersInRound == 1 then
status.Value = "Other players are afk. Tell them to turn off their afk!"
wait(3)
return
end
happens.
I tired putting return but it did nothing but continue on. (I think its because this is a module function, not in an actual script. How do I fix this.) @Juicy_Fruit
you’re just checking if playersinround == 1 but that is == the win condition
I think you need to add an extension to check if the maximumplayers - #playersafk ~= 1 or something (this means: 9 players max, 8 players afk, if 1 player not afk and everyone else is afk then don’t do this)
could you give an example to this?
Like just give a brief example on how it may look like I just want to see. I don’t really understand what your trying to say. @Juicy_Fruit
local CurrentMaxPlayers = 0
--in game loop update the variable to current players as an integer value
if #tables.playersInRound == 1 and CurrentMaxPlayers-#AfkPlayers==1 then
status.Value = "Other players are afk. Tell them to turn off their afk!"
wait(3)
return
end
Ok so I took your example of yours and here’s what I got:
AddPlayer = function(player, teleports, i, status)
if player:IsA("Player") then
if not otherFunctions:IsPlayerAFK(player) then
print("player is not afk")
print(player)
table.insert(tables.playersInRound, player) -- add all players to table
connections[player.Name] = player.Character.Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()
table.remove(tables.playersInRound, table.find(tables.playersInRound, player))
end)
local currentMaxPlayers = game.Players.NumPlayers
if #tables.playersInRound == 1 or currentMaxPlayers - tables.AfkPlayers == 1 then
status.Value = "Other players are afk. Tell them to turn off their afk!"
wait(3)
tables.playersInRound = {}
return
end
player.Character:MoveTo(teleports[i].Position)
elseif otherFunctions:IsPlayerAFK(player) then
print("player is afk")
table.insert(tables.AfkPlayers, player)
end
end
end;local currentMaxPlayers = game.Players.NumPlayers
if #tables.playersInRound == 1 or currentMaxPlayers - tables.AfkPlayers == 1 then
status.Value = "Other players are afk. Tell them to turn off their afk!"
wait(3)
tables.playersInRound = {}
return
end
For some reason tho once all but 1 person is afk it will still display the next time even tho there are at least 2 people not afk. How would reset this?
Here is the part where it has this btw:
local currentMaxPlayers = game.Players.NumPlayers
if #tables.playersInRound == 1 or currentMaxPlayers - tables.AfkPlayers == 1 then
status.Value = "Other players are afk. Tell them to turn off their afk!"
wait(3)
tables.playersInRound = {}
return
end
I tired resetting the tables but it didn’t work. Although I don’t think that would work since I already have a function anyways after that resets the table.
should be #tables.AfkPlayers
you don’t need a local in each thing u can just put a local at the top and then have all ur functions modify and read from there