I used in a repair function script the function Disableweapons.
The function useually kept disabling the weapons, but now it seems to disable them for a second and then enable them again without using Enableweapons command

This is the script i have sofar, the script was first differently, but out of frustration it became like this.

*Note* The isValid command is a custom function i made to check if a player verify's all variables to use it ( Playing , not spectating etc. )

player.hasDis = player has not been disabled, i made this variable as i thought maybe when i did it once the disable function would act the same. But no..


m = machine entity
self = the trigger at the machine being repaired at the repairFunc

repairFunc(m)
{

while(1)
	{
	self waittill("trigger",player);
	if(isValid(player) && player useButtonPressed())
		{
		wait 1;
		m.repairstate++;
		player thread notTouched(self);
		if(!player.hasDis)
			{
			player thread DisableW(self);
			}
		
		if(m.repairstate >= level.repairhealth)
			{
			
			thread Transform(m);
			player notify("transformed");
			self.origin = self.origin - (0,0,100000);
			player.hasDis = false;
			player enableWeapons();
			}
			
		
		}
	if(isvalid(player) && !player useButtonPressed())
		{
		iPrintLn("Not repairing");
		}
	}

}

DisableW(t)
{
self endon("transformed");

while(self useButtonPressed())
	{
	wait 0.05;
	self disableWeapons();
	self.hasDis = true;
	}
}
			

notTouched(t)
{
wait 0.5;
if(!self isTouching(t))
	{
	self iPrintLn("Not touching");
	wait 0.5;
	if(!self isTouching(t))
		{
		self enableWeapons();
		self.hasDis = false;
		self iPrintLn("Not touching 2");
		}
	}

}

Example video.