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How does this break my script?
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if #game.Players:GetChildren() == 1 then
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetChildren()) do
v.Character:MoveTo(game.Workspace.spawns:findFirstChild(i).Position)
table.insert(alive,#alive+1,v)
_G.game = true
game.Workspace.Lighting.FingerLazers:clone().Parent = v.Backpack
if v.Character.Humanoid.Health > 0 then
track_death(v)
else
died(v)
end
end
repeat wait(1) until done
done = false
else
message = Instance.new("Message", game.Workspace)
message.Text = "Too many players have left! Waiting for more to start the game..."
wait(3)
message:Destroy()
end
end
end
When-ever I put
game.Workspace.Lighting.FingerLazers:clone().Parent = v.Backpack
In the script, it doesn't give me the Finger Lazers like I want it to from lightning, and the game doesn't end.
When I remove that 1 line, everything works fine but I need the Finger Lazers ;/
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capitalize the C in ":Clone()" FearMeIAmLag 1161 — 10y
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^ Nope. It works with both. User#11893 186 — 10y
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It's not anything that will solve your problem, but I suggest you put the objects in ServerStorage instead of Lighting. Aethex 256 — 10y
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I'm pretty sure Lighting isn't in Workspace.
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Maybe you could try a quick local instead of doing it directly. For example:
local g = game.Lighting.FingerLasers:Clone() g.Parent = v.Backpack -- Note, backpack has only one capital letter, this gets me a lot.
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Table.insert must one use two arguments. You've put in 3. You could perhaps do:
table.insert(alive,{#alive+1,v})
And, where is track_death and all the other functions from, please tell me and what is in the function. Thanks! :)
