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ClearlyVi (MrVi) December 27, 2023, 1:28am #2. Yielding means your code will come to a halt until a function or an execution finishes. On your 3rd line when you do local ScrollingFrame2 = ScreenGui:WaitForChild("ScrollingFrame2"), it won’t run any code past that line until there’s something called ScrollingFrame2 inside of ScreenGui ...
Not possible, infinite yield is parented to the CoreGui making it not detectable by any scripts. set every unanchored part in the games network owner tto the server (nil) so exploiters can’t fling them. I also believe that there is a way to see the core gui through a bug. not true there are anticheats that detect it.
Infinite yields are statements (kind of like waits), that last indefinitely. An example of this can be: or simply. both are infinite yields. An infinite yield is when there’s something that can result in a yield which could be run infinitely (Like the people above me have said). Think about it like this.
In your script, calling WaitForChild() inside event handlers can lead to inefficiencies, especially if the child objects are not immediately available due to replication delays or network issues. Preloading these references outside of event handlers ensures smoother execution and avoids potential issues like infinite yield warnings.
0. to stop the infinite yield possible you need to add a timeout to the wait. Example: wait_time = 5. local Sidebar = script.Parent: WaitForChild("Sidebar", wait_time) you can also replace wait_time with anything (and you can just put the number in the wait for child if you want) you don't have to set it to a low number, you can set it to ...
Rather than taking the tool in and out of the character/backpack like this, you could simply use humanoid:EquipTool(tool) and humanoid:UnequipTools() to equip/unequip the camera. local humanoid = Player.Character:WaitForChild("Humanoid") local tool = Player.Backpack:WaitForChild("Camera") if Equip == true then.
Here is a better way to test the magnitude you wanted. local Players= game:GetService("Players") local Player = Player.LocalPlayer local Character = Player.Character or Player.CharacterAdded:Wait() local HumanoidRootPart = Character:WaitForChild("HumanoidRootPart") local EggOpener = script.Parent --// Im unsure about this...
I made this script and I’m getting Infinite Yield possible and I don’t understand why, the location of the object is correctly. Console warning Where the Script is located “Races” My code local char = script.Parent local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(char) local PlayerData = player:WaitForChild('PlayerData').PlayerStats local RaceValue = PlayerData.Race local ...
The infinite yield must be coming from another script, I read your code and I couldn’t find PlayerOverhead:WaitForChild("RankContainer") Do you have any other scripts that alter the rank? dreameeyx (Dreameey) May 19, 2024, 11:35am
but when i change the "WaitForChild("Instance")" into "script.parent.Instance"(example) the script no longer. I see, in this case it is necessary due to streaming-enabled. you have three solutions here if you don’t wanna worry about the warning: