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Help with For loop?

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function onClick(hit)
	local seeds = script.Parent.Parent.Seeds:GetChildren()
	for i = 1,#seeds do
		print(i)
		for a = 1,#seeds[i].Seed.Value == false do
		if a == 25 then                        -- fix this problem
				if hit.Name == Owner.Value then
				script.Parent.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Brown")
				script.Parent.Parent.GrowthTest.Disabled = false
				script.Disabled = true
				end
			end
		end
	end

"Seed.Value" Comes from script.Parent.Parent.Seeds.Seed.Value

what im trying to do is get the value from the bool value inside of Seeds.

basically i have 25 blocks. and inside each block there is a bool value now what im trying to do is count up the amount of blocks i have and then check if all 25 blocks have the bool value set to false the error im getting is "Field.Field.Soil.Sc:22: attempt to get length of field 'Value' (a boolean value)"

Anonymous

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If you're looking to see if each value is false, just make a variable that adds 1 each time if the value is false. Then, make an if statement that checks if the amount of seeds with a value of false is equal to the amount of seeds there, like this:

function onClick(hit)
	local seeds = script.Parent.Parent.Seeds:GetChildren()
	local falseSeeds = 0 --Variable for keeping the amount of seeds with a value of false in them.
	for i = 1,#seeds do
		if seeds[i].Seed.Value == false then --If the seed value is false.
			falseSeeds = falseSeeds + 1 --Add on to the falseSeeds variable.
		end
	end
	if falseSeeds == #seeds then --Condition that checks if the amount of seeds with a false value equals the amount of seeds found.
		if hit.Name == Owner.Value then
			script.Parent.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Brown")
			script.Parent.Parent.GrowthTest.Disabled = false
			script.Disabled = true
		end
	end
end

I am assuming you've already connected the function to an event and have accounted for all the variables present.

I hope my answer helped you. If it did, be sure to accept it.

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Thank you so much :)

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No problem.

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