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CreatePlaceAsync() Description Not Showing?
local asset = game:GetService("AssetService")
local function match(plr1,plr2) --plr1 and plr2 are strings
local matchnum = 1337 --(a number from a datastore would be put here)
local placeid = asset:CreatePlaceAsync("Siegecast Matchup Game #"..tostring(matchnum),211481450,plr1.." vs "..plr2)
print(plr1.." vs "..plr2) --prints out "FutureWebsiteOwner vs GlueChomp" when tested (GlueChomp is an alt account i use for testing)
end
The function successfully creates the place, but the description doesn't seem to show... Any ideas?
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That seems odd. Try putting your concatenated string in a separate bracket inside the function and see if that works. Spongocardo 1991 — 9y
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I don't really understand what you mean by that. If you mean putting the string in the variable, then I have tried that and still no description shows up. FutureWebsiteOwner 270 — 9y
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What exactly do you mean by "but the description doesn't seem to show". The place isn't given a description, or the print statement doesn't work? chess123mate 5873 — 9y
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Try this.
local asset = game:GetService("AssetService")
local function match(plr1,plr2) --plr1 and plr2 are strings
local matchnum = 1337 --(a number from a datastore would be put here)
local placeid = asset:CreatePlaceAsync("Siegecast Matchup Game #"..tostring(matchnum),211481450,(plr1.." vs "..plr2))
print(plr1.." vs "..plr2) --prints out "FutureWebsiteOwner vs GlueChomp" when tested (GlueChomp is an alt account i use for testing)
end
I did (plr1.." vs "..plr2) in stead of plr1.." vs "..plr2 just in case lua got confused. I don't know if this helps any.