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Help with a night vision script?

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Hey there! I am a lua scripter here, and I need help from you guys to see if this would work (Studio not working) and this a night vision script. I made this more realistic by adding a gui that's green and the night vision can be accessed by KeyDown event, and there's a object on the player's head that turns the ambient to 20 and the color of it to lime green (or whatever it is) any ways, here it is (Note, this is a local script)

Repeat wait () until game.Players.LocalPlayer
Local p = game.Players.LocalPlayer--P is for player
Local m = p:GetMouse--m stands for mouse
Local folder = p.PlayerGui:WaitForChild("Night Vision Gui")-- Name of gui for night vision


m.KeyDown:connect(function(key)
If key: lower() == "N" then--N for night vision
Game.Player.NightVisionGear
Game.StarterGui.Visible then
game.StarterGui.NightVisionGui.Visible = False
Game.Player.NightVisionGear.Ambient = 0
Else
Game.StarterGui.NightVisionGui.Visible = True
Game.Player.NightVisionGear.Ambient = 20
End
end)
end)

Please tell me if something is wrong, and edit this or write the one easier than this. Thanks!

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There are a number of errors in your script. I have tried to address them all below (see my comments), but I may have missed some. If you continue to have problems, be certain you have the Output window visible in Roblox Studio (View/Output Window) and include any error messages you receive in follow-up questions.

repeat wait() until game.Players.LocalPlayer --repeat must be lowercase
local p = game.Players.LocalPlayer -- local must be lowercase
local m = p:GetMouse() --you must invoke GetMouse 
local folder = p.PlayerGui:WaitForChild("Night Vision Gui")-- Name of gui for night vision


m.KeyDown:connect(function(key)
	if key:lower() == "n" then  --'if' must be lowercase, comparing to a capital letter will always return false. You want to compare to lowercase letter
		game.Player.NightVisionGear --this line does nothing at all. Not sure what your intent is
		if game.StarterGui.NightVisionGui.Visible then --missing 'if'; StarterGui has no Visible property. What is your intent here? My guess is you meant game.StarterGui.NightVisionGui.Visible
			game.StarterGui.NightVisionGui.Visible = false --false must be lowercase
			game.Player.NightVisionGear.Ambient = 0 --choose Game or game and stick with one ;)
		else --else must be lowercase
			game.StarterGui.NightVisionGui.Visible = true --true must be lowercase
			game.Player.NightVisionGear.Ambient = 20
		end --end must be lowercase
	end --no close parenthesis required here
end)
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