Scripting Helpers is winding down operations and is now read-only. More info→
Log in to vote
0
How to make a variable that spans across multiple scripts?
01 | local Cool = true |
02 |
03 | while Cool == true do |
04 | game.ServerStorage.Value.Value = false |
05 | wait(3) |
06 | print(game.ServerStorage.Value.Value) |
07 | game.ServerStorage.Value.Value = true |
08 | wait(3) |
09 | print(game.ServerStorage.Value.Value) |
10 | end |
This is my code that i am just using for testing loops and BoolValues.
The while loop I made functions completely fine, although I want to change the value of Cool (The variable) to false.
I want to know if there is any way to change the values of a variable from another script, and if so , how.
1 answer
Log in to vote
0
You will need Global Variables for this. This is an example of use:
1 | _G.Variable = "String" |
And in another script, you could write.
1 | print(_G.Variable) |
Which would print "String".
I'm sorry if my explanation wasn't that clear.
There are a lot more explanations about _G on this site.
0
This seems simple let me try. saulty11 17 — 5y