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Why I kept on receiving this error message with the StringValue?
Why I kept receiving this error message? And why the value not changing?
Error Message: 22:25:59.225 - Workspace.Events.Combat System.Movements.Power.current:9: attempt to index nil with 'Value'
local event = game.ReplicatedStorage.GameEvents.Combat.Activate
event.current.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player)
local c = player:findFirstChild("current")
local main = player.PlayerGui.Stuff.Combat.current
local char = player.Character
c.Value = main.Value
print(c.Value")
end)
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First, let's fix the indentation and replace "findFirstChild" with "FindFirstChild"(because the former is deprecated, I think):
local event = game.ReplicatedStorage.GameEvents.Combat.Activate
event.current.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player)
local c = player:FindFirstChild("current")
local main = player.PlayerGui.Stuff.Combat.current
local char = player.Character
c.Value = main.Value
print(c.Value")
end)
And the only issue I really see is that you did this:
print(c.Value")
It should be this:
print(c.Value)
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^^^^^ Always make sure to read over your script before looking to others for help. I'd say 70% of script problems, at least for myself, are purely due to incorrect syntax. NinjaMandalorian 252 — 4y
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Thank you! However, I just found what I did wrong. I forgot player.Character:findFirstChild("current"), when looking for the StringValue <---- with OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player) you get the local player not the model of the player. FunimationStudioArt -14 — 4y
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The script is finally working! ^ FunimationStudioArt -14 — 4y
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Ok then mark this as "answered" blocky010101 23 — 4y