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Why does my script print "equal" when it shouldn't do that?
Hello, I have a problem, here is my script:
for i,v in pairs(playing) do
for _,x in pairs(playing) do
if v.Votes.Value == x.Votes.Value then
if v.Votes.Value ~= 0 and x.Votes.Value ~= 0 then
print("equal")
tie = true
end
end
end
end
My problem is that when there are 3 players, one of them has 1 vote and others have 0 it still prints equal once and tie sets to true and I cant figure out why it does that... Any ideas?
Thank you.
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See if this helps:
for i,v in pairs(playing) do
for _,x in pairs(playing) do
if v.Votes.Value == x.Votes.Value and v.Name ~= x.Name then
if v.Votes.Value ~= 0 and x.Votes.Value ~= 0 then
if v.Votes.Value ~= 0 and x.Votes.Value ~= 0 then
tie = true
end
end
end
end
It kind of happened because v and x are the same thing (I think) and the script I have given will help.
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Oh, yea that worked, my brain isn't working today lol, thanks JoneXI 51 — 3y