Local RemoveNEP = rep.NEPEvents:WaitForChild("EnoughPlayers") Local ShowNEP = rep.NEPEvents:WaitForChild("NotEnoughPlayers") Local PlrAmountWarn = guis.PlayerWarn:WaitForChild("NotEnough") Local timeVal = rep.Timer:WaitForChild("TimeVal") Local sss = game:GetService("ServerScriptService") Local Players = game:GetService("Players") Local guis = game:GetService("StarterGui")
Local rep = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage") I’m trying to make my rounds loop without sacrificing the rest of the script. And the game will continue running even though there aren’t enough players. If a player leaves half way through the loop, the loop won’t stop. Study the above image.I’m trying to make my rounds in my game loop, however cause it’s in a while true do the loop is the only part of the script active. Notice that place values to the right of the decimal point end with th.įor each place value, Microsoft has provided a specific number that we use for number-of-digits. And place values to the right of the decimal point are called tenths, hundredths, and so on. Place values to the left of the decimal point are called tens, hundreds, etc. Number of DigitsĮvery digit in a number has a place value. When rounding down, we always move towards zero. When we round down a negative number, we get a smaller negative number and we move to the right on the number line. When we round down a positive number, the number gets smaller and we move to the left on the number line. Important Note About Positive and Negative Numbers To round down to an integer (no decimal portion), use a number-of-digits of zero (0).To round down the integer portion of a number, number-of-digits must be a negative number.To round down the decimal portion of a number, number-of-digits must be a positive number.
If the reference or formula does not resolve to a number, Excel returns the #VALUE! error. The number argument of the ROUNDDOWN function can be a number, cell reference, or formula.► number-of-digits is the number of decimal places or place value that Excel should round down to ROUND Function Usage Notes ► number is the number to be rounded, and
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