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How do I make this.....
I am not asking for a script so please don´t get angry at me and start yelling me things, I am trying to learn, Lualearnes is down so this is the only well-known resource I use to learn things, know getting over my doubt how do I make a script that will only choose 3 people out of 10 randomly I only have one part of the script here it is
players = game.Players:GetPlayers () infected = players[math.random (1, #NumPlayers)]
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math.randomseed(tick())--This makes random numbers more random for the rest of the script
players = game.Players:GetPlayers() --No space between the method and the arguments
infected = {players[math.random(1, #NumPlayers)]}--This makes a table with one of your three in it already
repeat--A simple repeat to make sure the same person isn't added to the list of infecteds twice
one=players[math.random(1, #NumPlayers)]
until one~=infected[1]
table.insert(infected, 2, one)--The table that is being added to is "infected", the position of the new item is two, and the item being added is our pre-established variable "one"
repeat--Now let's do the same thing for the other one being added
two=players[math.random(1, #NumPlayers)]
until two~= infected[1] and two~= infected[2] --This is the main difference between our two repeats. This one has two items to check rather than one, so we use "and" to check both.
table.insert(infected, 3, two)
Not as efficient as it could be, but here ya go :)