for i in game.Players do
i.character.Humanoid.health = 0
i.character.WalkSpeed = 0
print("Killed " .. p.Name)
end
Basically this kills everyone and then sets their walkspeed to 0. The error is given at the very first line of this code.
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Why is this script erroring, saying I'm attempting to call user data?
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✓ Accepted answer
Your Problem
On line 1, in the definition of your generic for loop, you put game.Players. That is an object of game - a userdata. But with the syntax of generic fors, it expects it to look like this;
for [variables] in [iterator function] do
In the place where an iterator function should have been, you put a userdata. Hence the error.
How To Fix
Use Pairs as your iterator function, with arguments of a table full of all the players in the game - game.Players:GetPlayers()
Code
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
v.Character.:BreakJoints()
end
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Thanks!