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I need help with tables?
so i made a script on tables and this is what i came up ( i got it from freemodels then modified it a bit so im actually trying to learn how to script plss dont sue me from copying it @_@)
ppl = 1
repeat
ppl = ppl + 1
p = game.Players:GetChildren()
team2 = {}
team3 = {}
for num, obj in pairs(p) do
if obj then
if obj.PlayerGui.Play.Alive.Value then
if obj.TeamColor == BrickColor.new("Bright red") then
table.insert (team2,obj)
elseif obj.TeamColor == BrickColor.new("Bright blue") then
table.insert (team3,obj)
end
end
end
so it is possible to make a script where in if player in team3 touched a part named blah blah blah(only team3 can touch it) then blah blah happens? if yes so how? ow and where can i learn scripting?
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What happens if it isn't a person from Team3 fahmisack123 385 — 9y
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nothing happens. Arnel050039 20 — 9y
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To do what you wanted to do you wouldn't need to use a table at all. To achieve what you've asked you simply need to use the Touched event and an if statement. An example is shown below.
script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(Part) --// Anonymous function
local Player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Part.Parent) --// Getting the player object associated with the touched part's parent - If there isn't one this variable will be nil later on when used.
if Player and Player.TeamColor == BrickColor.new("Bright blue") then --// Checks if the player variable isn't nil, and checks whether their TeamColor is the Bright blue brickcolor.
print("The player is real, and their team is blue.")
end --// Ending the if statement
end) --// Anonymous function end
To learn more about scripting, take a look at the ROBLOX Wiki, or alternatively look around online or on the ROBLOX forums.
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really helped thanks :D.. ow and i forgot to mention that the script is in workspace ;-;..btw is it possible to have a script like this in workspace not in a part? Arnel050039 20 — 9y
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Yes. You just need to change the 'script.Parent' to point to the part in Workspace. For example, Workspace.ThePart.Touched DataStore 530 — 9y