The code reloads with no errors but it doesnt work properly

[Poinapples]

This code is supposed to have a particle move in a circle when the boots are put on but it the particle stays in place, but if you take off the boots it moves in a circle again.

function speed(p:player):
    set {particles::rgbcircle::%{_p}%} to true if ({particles::rgbcircle::%{_p}%} ? false) is false else false
    set {_yaw} to 0
    set {_angle} to 0
    while {particles::rgbcircle::%{_p}%} is true:
        add 10 to {_angle}
        # ↓ CIRCLE + PARTICLES
            
        set {_v} to spherical vector radius 2, yaw {_yaw}, pitch 0
        draw 1 of dust using dustOption(purple, 2) at location of {_p} ~ vector(0, 0.2, 0) ~ {_v}
        set {_yaw} to 0 if {_yaw} > 360
        add 8 to {_yaw}
        wait 1 tick



every 1 tick:
    loop all players:
        if loop-player is wearing netherite boots of protection 4 and unbreaking 3 and mending and feather falling 4 named "&3&lSpeed Boots":   
            apply swiftness 3 to loop-player for 2 seconds replacing the existing effect
            apply dolphins grace 3 to loop-player for 2 seconds replacing the existing effect
            speed(loop-player)

 

[NixTer]

You're calling the function again every tick so it's constantly setting {_yaw} and {_angle} to 0. Once you take off the boots, it stops being called, so it can finally finish the rotation. To fix this, add a delay to when the function is called, make the periodical event fire less, or use a different event and a while loop for easier and more reliable delay (and not looping players every tick). You can use on armor change to detect equipping and removing of armor.

 

[Poinapples]

You're calling the function again every tick so it's constantly setting {_yaw} and {_angle} to 0. Once you take off the boots, it stops being called, so it can finally finish the rotation. To fix this, add a delay to when the function is called, make the periodical event fire less, or use a different event and a while loop for easier and more reliable delay (and not looping players every tick). You can use on armor change to detect equipping and removing of armor.

Thank you but i tried to add 1 more dust and its giving me an indentation error. the error says it expected 2 tabs but got 8 spaces on the second dust line.

function speed(p:player):
    set {_yaw} to 0
    set {_angle} to 0
    while {speedcircle.%{_p}%} is true:

        add 10 to {_angle}

        # ↓ CIRCLE + PARTICLES
           
        set {_v} to spherical vector radius 2, yaw {_yaw}, pitch 0
        draw 1 of dust using dustOption(blue, 2) at location of {_p} ~ vector(0, 0.2, 0) ~ {_v}
        draw 1 of dust using dustOption(blue, 2) at location of {_p} ~ vector(1, 0.2, 0) ~ {_v}
        set {_yaw} to 0 if {_yaw} > 360
        add 8 to {_yaw}

        wait 1 tick

every 1 tick:
    loop all players:
        if loop-player is wearing netherite boots of protection 4 and unbreaking 3 and mending and feather falling 4 named "&3&lSpeed Boots":  
            apply swiftness 3 to loop-player for 2 seconds replacing the existing effect
            apply dolphins grace 3 to loop-player for 2 seconds replacing the existing effect
            speed(loop-player)
            loop 1 time:
                set {speedcircle.%loop-player's uuid%} to true

 

[NixTer]

Why would what you just added fix the issue I mentioned...at all?

 

[Poinapples]

Why would what you just added fix the issue I mentioned...at all?

i ficed the original issue its just that i tried something else and it didnt work.

 

[NixTer]

So the actual particle thing is working fine?

 

[Poinapples]

So the actual particle thing is working fine?

yeah