So as you can see by the title I don't know how to explain this, but if I put an if statement like this: if NextFoV == 0 then this works, but if I have this: if NextFoV >= 0 and NextFoV <= 121 then, I can enter in any FoV number and the error catching system won't do it's thing. Thanks!

Addendum; Full code is

if tonumber(InputBox.Text) then
		
	NextFoV = tonumber(InputBox.Text)
	-- // Run if ConfirmButton is pressed. \\ --
	if NextFoV >= 0 and NextFoV <= 121 then
		-- // Check if input is fully numerical. \\ --

		-- stuff
	else
		-- // If input is not fully numerical, run this. \\ --
		Err()
		end
	else
		Err()
	end
end)
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It works just fine??

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I'm assuming it's something else in the code that's messing it up then, I just added the entire part of the script so you can diagnose what's going on better

Anonymous#
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nevermind, not sure why but 0 just seemed to break it

Anonymous#
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^ due to me adding an = so instead it would be >= so yeah I'm stupid

Anonymous#
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Try math.clamp instead. I also have something similar to what you're trying to achieve on this post https://scriptinghelpers.org/questions/99315/how-do-i-change-a-players-fov-field-of-view

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