This is my script. I tried it without the pairs() command, still didn't work.
for i, v in pairs(model) do
local script = script1:clone()
script.Parent = v
end
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Why is my iterator loop complaining about my calling of userdata?
1 answer
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Based on the context of your script, and the error message, i'll give my answer.. this is an assumption though.
Your Problem
You're using model as the arguments for your pairs function on line 1. If 'model' is an actual model, then you're probably getting an error like;
Expected table, got userdata
.. because the pairs function takes in arguments of whatever table you're iterating through.. a model instance is not a table, it's a userdata.
How To Fix
You need to use the GetChildren method. The GetChildren method returns a table full of all the direct children of the specified object.
Code
for i, v in pairs(model:GetChildren()) do --GetChildren
script1:Clone().Parent = v
end
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2 comments
What is the error? Where have you declared 'script'? Where have you declared 'model'? Is 'model' an actual model? If so, you need to use :GetChildren()
Also, "script" by default refers to the script the code is running in. Don't ever use "script" to name a variable