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nise45
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| 03 Nov 2011 04:14 PM |
elseif countdown =< 1 then
>If countdown is less than 1 then.
Hope this helps. |
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sycips
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| 03 Nov 2011 04:27 PM |
First: if youre asking a question about a scriptt which is not working say also what the output is... Without output we cant do something at all(most of the time).
I think you have to use something thatll disconnect the funtion if something happens. But to be clear, i also dont know how to use that. And what youre trying to make is a place which ive been trying to make for years! Lol
so good luck with it.
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comiconor
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| 03 Nov 2011 04:36 PM |
| Oh, good, you found break. That does it. Sometimes I wonder why these people "help". |
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comiconor
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| 03 Nov 2011 06:51 PM |
and put an intvalue called countdown in the script try this: script.countdown.Value = -120 repeat script.countdown.Value = script.countdown.Value -1 until script.countdown.Value <= 0 or (blankity blank blank)
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