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scarlet impBOT
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remember that task.wait(2) yields the thread. In this example, it'll print first test@, then test2@ & finally testingfunction@

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in this other case instead, by using task.delay(time, function() end)

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a new thread gets yielded and after the time elapses it runs the function

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in this case

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it'll print first test@, then testingfunction@ & then test2@ after 2 seconds

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also :WaitForChild("") might not be necessary

hollow blade
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what

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🤔 hmmm

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i dont learned task.X

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i just know task.wait

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@cursive summit

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what means when u use @_

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😭

cursive summit
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@ = at

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"test (number for recognition) @ (at)_" string ends, to continue with automatic time string I use "..time(), which returns the time in seconds since the game started

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it's a string so it doesn't mean anything other than just a character

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its not used in lua afaik

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.. instead is to continue strings with other elements

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in somecases u need to convert them like tonumber()

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otherwise it'll throw an error regarding mixing strings & numbers togetheer

cursive summit
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in this script task.delay isn't needed because it's simple and u don't really need multi threading for any other action

hollow blade
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thenks bro !!

cursive summit
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also there's task.spawn() end)

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which spawns a new thread

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so practically a new script where you can execute yielding without yielding the main script

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you could also do task.spawn() task.wait(time) end) to simulate task.delay(time, function() end) but the difference would be that on task.spawn the thread would spawn right away while on task.delay the thread would spawn once the time elapses

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the biggest tip I can give u

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is don't go into what u want to do right away

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learn from simple things first

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once u feel confident enough u can try harder stuff

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this is extremely good for day 2, personally I didn't try to "learn" it at first, instead I just fucked around & found out, and that's practically how I learned the basics, although, on harder stuff the documentation always comes in handy as well as the dev forum

hollow blade
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i appreciate it : )