how can i reverse a click detector

[lost grail]

I want to make it so that when i click on "Part1" again, the part goes smaller

[fair sedge]

Just set the 10 in goals to part2.Size - 0.5 or smth for each of them

[lost grail]

wdym

[fair sedge]

If you want it to get smaller every click just replace the constant 10 with the parts size minus an amount

[lost grail]

no sorry, what i meant is that when i click "part", "part2" increases in size so then what i wanted to do is when i click "part" again, "part2" shrinks instead

[fair sedge]

Create 2 separate tweens depending on the current size

[lost grail]

okay

in the same script?

[fair sedge]

Yea?

It's just a simple if statement

Did that work?

[lost grail]

im not too sure where to put it

:/

[fair sedge]

In the function

If you know how tweens work you should know a simple if statement

💀

[empty tangle]

minus the parts size

[fair sedge]

He wants it to get bigger then smaller then bigger then smaller

But only size change when it's clicked

[empty tangle]

part.Size = part.Size - Vector3.new(-1, -1, -1,)

[fair sedge]

He wants this

[empty tangle]

So just a loop then?

Make a variable if its been activated once or not

[fair sedge]

True

Or just check the size

[empty tangle]

???

[fair sedge]

He says he doesn't know where to put an if syatement

Like bruh

[empty tangle]

That wouod work but jts unreliavle

*unreliable

[fair sedge]

Yea just have a bool value

[empty tangle]

actually, nevermijd that would be better but its a bit different

i forgot how to check if a part has a higher value than the other whoops.

@lost grail

• Make a variable so youll know if its been activated, (true/false)

and youll probably figure out the rest

just Fuck Around & Find Out

[lost grail]

ive just made this rn

but isnt really working

[fair sedge]

Huh?

If part 2 == goals?

[empty tangle]

?

[fair sedge]

You need do compare the sizes

[empty tangle]

ill hop on pc latee and help you

[fair sedge]

How does he know tweens but not if statements bro

I wouldn't be surprised if it was AI actually

[empty tangle]

but for now, why not try a Boolean Value, if your confused about on how to do it then trg what ThatOneCookie said

i forgot how to compare Vector3 sizes so

[lost grail]

its not ai, its just that im not sure where to put it

[fair sedge]

If part.size == Vector3.new(1, 1, 1)

But replace the 1 with whatever size it is

[empty tangle]

AI would completely fix it imo, wouldnt reccomend, but thats not AI

[lost grail]

okay thanks

[fair sedge]

Then do else for the other case

[empty tangle]

why is it a ==?

are we deadass?

[fair sedge]

Or if part.size > Vector3.new(1,1,1)

[empty tangle]

its >= or <=

from my understanding of lua

[fair sedge]

Well you could check an exact value if you need

== works

[empty tangle]

;compile

local function num(a)
 if a >= 100 then
  print("hi")
 elseif a <= 100 then
  print("bye")
 end
end

num(101)
num(98)

[wooden crane]

Program Output

hi
bye

plvcz | lua | lua-5.4.7 | wandbox.org

[empty tangle]

;compile

local function num(a)
 if a > 100 then
  print("hi")
 elseif a < 100 then
  print("bye")
 end
end

num(101)
num(98)

[wooden crane]

Program Output

hi
bye

plvcz | lua | lua-5.4.7 | wandbox.org

[empty tangle]

both works

[fair sedge]

Yes but he wants to check and exact size because the size he is making it go to is constant

[empty tangle]

would work but what if the size difference is a bit too large? but again that depends on him.

[fair sedge]

It's just switching between 2 sizes

[lost grail]

i got it working now

[empty tangle]

glad to knkw

howd u fix it?

[fair sedge]

Alr, good luck on the project

[lost grail]

sorry for taking the time out from u guys

[fair sedge]

All good

[lost grail]

part2.Size == Vector3.new(10,10,10)

[fair sedge]

I'm bored rn anyways

[empty tangle]

eh im bored, no time was taken away

[fair sedge]

Yea

Same lol

[lost grail]

just practicing on random things

[fair sedge]

Good job 👍

[lost grail]

thanks 🙂

[fair sedge]

Good luck

[empty tangle]

alright, have fun with your project!