local possibilities = {"Brawler", "Bulky", "Boomer", "Loose Cannon", "Glass Cannon", "Big Brain", "Bookworm", "Lazy", "Inexperienced", "Nerd", "Runner", "Ducker", "Inaccurate", "Blitz", "Bot", "Grinder", "Persistant", "Tryhard", "Bruiser", "Rash", "Tank", "Braindead", "Casual", "Explosive", "Juggernaut", "Intellect", "Natural", "Instinctive", "Mage", "Slow Cannon"}
local textNum
for i = 1, 30 do
textNum = math.random(#possibilities)
print(textNum)
wait(2)
end
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I need help, how do I make it print a word instead of a number?
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To read from an array you need to add a pair of brackets after its reference and specify the index number of the element inside ([pos])
local possibilities = {"Brawler", "Bulky", "Boomer", "Loose Cannon", "Glass Cannon", "Big Brain", "Bookworm", "Lazy", "Inexperienced", "Nerd", "Runner", "Ducker", "Inaccurate", "Blitz", "Bot", "Grinder", "Persistant", "Tryhard", "Bruiser", "Rash", "Tank", "Braindead", "Casual", "Explosive", "Juggernaut", "Intellect", "Natural", "Instinctive", "Mage", "Slow Cannon"}
local textNum
for i = 1, 30 do
textNum = math.random(#possibilities)
print(possibilities[textNum])
wait(2)
end
local possibilities = {"Brawler", "Bulky", "Boomer", "Loose Cannon", "Glass Cannon", "Big Brain", "Bookworm", "Lazy", "Inexperienced", "Nerd", "Runner", "Ducker", "Inaccurate", "Blitz", "Bot", "Grinder", "Persistant", "Tryhard", "Bruiser", "Rash", "Tank", "Braindead", "Casual", "Explosive", "Juggernaut", "Intellect", "Natural", "Instinctive", "Mage", "Slow Cannon"}
local textNum
for i = 1, 30 do
textNum = math.random(#possibilities)
print(tpossibilities[textNum])
wait(2)
end
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Ohh damn thanks a lot
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Thanks for explaining it! this really helps