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Does this work?

Asked by 9 years ago
text = script.Parent.Frame.TextLabel.Text
gametime = script.Parent.Value.Value
never = script.Never.Value

repeat
    text = gametime
until
    never == ("100000")
end

doesnt work because it says "expected <eof>, got end"

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Answered by 9 years ago

Try This.

1   text = script.Parent.Frame.TextLabel
2   gametime = script.Parent.Value1 -- Don't name "Value" twice, name it something else like Value1, also, don't add a ".Value", it never works, you have to add it in the actual script
3   never = script.Never -- not sure about this line, but what is "never"? if the script doesn't work, reply with an answer
4    
5   repeat
6       text.Text = gametime.Value
7   until
8       never.Value == 100000 --why did you add a string? unless it's a string value, you don't make it a string
9   end
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Answered by 9 years ago

Whats there no value property in scripts. And I don't know whats gametime in a script? Whats Never? No property in script called never. So my answer would be No it would'nt work.

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Answered by 9 years ago

never was just something that was random in my head and i hae the same problem! here killerkill29

gttxt = script.Parent.Time.TextLabel.Text1
gtime = script.Parent.Time.TextLabel.Time.Value
Plrs = game.Players:GetPlayers() -- Add all players to Plrs table
control = Plrs[math.random(1,#Players)]
text = script.Parent.Frame.TextLabel.Text

repeat
    gttxt = gtime
until
    gttxt == "nulafuhfalhfalllafhslhfalhsffaslnullsafilhl"
end

if gtime == 0 then
    wait(1)
    gtime = 10
    wait(1) 
end
text = control .. " is the controller!"


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