So this is what I've got and it isn't working, but it works in a click detector only for some reason?
while true do
players = game.Players:GetPlayers()
players = game.Players:GetChildren()
if #players >= 2 then
print("Working")
wait(5)
end
end
I want it to print the message when the game has 2 or more players.
I prefer doing this:
repeat wait() until #game:GetService("Players"):GetChildren() >= 2
This is how you do it in your script:
repeat wait() until #game:GetService("Players"):GetChildren() >= 2
print("Kitty roger, 123")
-- rest of your code
The repeat... until isn't a code block like if... then so it goes on one line.
Waiting for PlayerAdded signal would be better rather than waiting.
How would I go about putting this into the script? I put >=2 then print bla bla but that didn't work.
What I did was set it as a value that adds and removes when player joins.
local val = game.ReplicatedStorage.Playercount
while true do
game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player)
val.Value = val.Value + 1
end)
game.Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(player)
val.Value = val.Value - 1
end)
wait()
end
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Is there any errors?
It should error that script exhaustion time because you only put wait(5) in the if statement, that way if there is less than 2 players it will repeat the loop with speed of light and crash it.