Gamepass not given when bought, player has to rejoin

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The script:

local Players = game:GetService("Players")
local MarketPlaceService = game:GetService("MarketplaceService")
local GamepassID = 744120513 -- Change this ID to your Gamepass ID
local ToolName = "SuperGravityCoil" -- Change YourToolName to whatever you tool is called

Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player)
player.CharacterAdded:Connect(function(character)
if MarketPlaceService:UserOwnsGamePassAsync(player.UserId, GamepassID) then
script[ToolName]:Clone().Parent = player.Backpack
end
end)
end)

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All you do is check if the player owns the game pass on entry, so the problem at hand is actually by design

You'll need to listen for MarketplaceService.PromptGamePassPurchaseFinished and follow up with its parameters to identify what code to execute when the game pass is bought

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How would I fix that? I'm very new to scripting I watched a video on this script

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Unfortunately, fixing this is out of your depth if you're a beginner scripter

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Oh

Only way they get it is if they reset or rejoin basically if their character respawns

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check every time

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Unfortunately, MarketplaceService:UserOwnsGamePassAsync caches the initial query, so if the game-pass is not owned at the time the player enters the server, it will still be viewed as such until they rejoin

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Oh

I have no idea

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Like I said, solving this is out of your depth as a beginner scripter

I can show you what the solution looks like though

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So, yeah, as you can see, lol

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Lol

Alot of info

Is it possible if I can make it so once bought it respawns the player

Because the game is an obby and even if they respawn it will be at a checkpoint

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Absolutely. It would be matter of calling Player:LoadCharacter or killing the player in the game-pass/develop product handler function

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Uh, a question I dont mind if you say no. Not being rude but is it possible if you can do it?

Because I mostly build and scripting isn't my thing as this game is a little project, I got most things working but this is basically the final issue I have

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I'm sorry, no. That code was labour on my part, and I'm not willing to give it away for free

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Alright, no problem

Ill try figure how to repawn them

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^

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LoadCharacter would be just a reset but quicker?

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Yes

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Okay

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You can alternatively reduce the objective respawn time to the lowest possible number

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Thanks alot, I'll let you know how it goes.

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Generally, an approach like mine is recommended. Roblox's documentation on MarketplaceService.ProcessReceipt implements the same system, but in a way that isn't good for scalability

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My pea brain don't understand lol

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Ill think abt it

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Players.RespawnTime controls the global respawn time. If you drop this number to zero, killing the player should be as fast as calling Player:LoadCharacter

This is something to consider when the 5 second respawn time after falling into the void gets annoying

Especially for an obby

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Ahhh

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That would be useful if they fall into the void

Thanks, this really helps

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Could I include the script in the same script?

I also used some AI for help

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I'm not sure what you're asking

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can you tell me the plot of what you explained?

I’m interested

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The respawn script to respond the character in the same script I shown

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In order to reduce code duplication, improve scalability and organization, and bypass Roblox's static cache, you would need to centralize game-pass and developer product implementations. You can then load them into a lookup which is devided into two sections for the respective assets and events. It is then a matter of identifying the implementation by its asset ID, as given by the events, and calling its handler function with the associated player. You can build your own ownership cache as the player buys game-passes in-game, and similarly call all game-pass handlers on entry to give what's owed

It's not complicated, but it is work

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Or does it need to be seperate

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Why reset the character when they enter the game?

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Wait what

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Can the script I make for this be added into the same one I'm using

That I shown at first

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No. Your code will run every time the character spawns. If you initiate a re-spawn, the code will enter a never-ending cycle, which will eventually kill the event handler

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Oh

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So I should try something like this

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You can add individual handlers to MarketplaceService.PromptGamePassPurchaseFinished to run code when the game-pass is bought

I'm not sure why a game-pass would need to forcefully respawn the character though, especially when it's a one-time purchase

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It will be once

So they get the gamepass