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Would this script work?

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I want GameScript, SithTeamChecker and JediTeamChecker to be enabled when the number of players in the server is 2 or above and if there is only 1 player in the server, the scripts are disabled.

NumberOfPlayers = game.Players.NumPlayers
GameScript = game.Workspace.GameScripts.GameScript
SithTeamChecker = game.Workspace.GameScripts.SithTeamChecker
JediTeamChecker = game.Workspace.GameScripts.JediTeamChecker

while NumberOfPlayers == 0 or 1 do 
    GameScript.Disabled = true
	SithTeamChecker.Disabled = true
	JediTeamChecker.Disabled = true
end

Would this script do this?

Thanks.

Anonymous

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It wouldn't work, but you should always test your code yourself rather than asking others if it will work. It's great for getting in the practice of debugging

Anonymous#

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There are several issues with this script, for starters game.Players.NumPlayers will only return the current amount of players when you call this to a variable meaning that the NumberOfPlayers will never change. This can easily be solved, also your while loop is a little funky. Rather then using or, you could just use greater than or less than signs. Here is an example of how I would write your code:

GameScript = game.Workspace.GameScripts.GameScript
SithTeamChecker = game.Workspace.GameScripts.SithTeamChecker
JediTeamChecker = game.Workspace.GameScripts.JediTeamChecker

while game.Players.NumPlayers <= 1 do 
    GameScript.Disabled = true
    SithTeamChecker.Disabled = true
    JediTeamChecker.Disabled = true
end

Other then that, I don't see any other major issues. I don't really find your method of managing scripts like this as very efficient but I shall not question your work. If you have any other issues, or questions feel free to ask me at any time!

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