local plrs = {"DarkFlameCrimsonXana", "PrimeCrimson", "RebornProductions", "Delshark44"}
local bs = script.Parent
function onTouch(Brick)
local Player =
Brick.Parent:findFirstChild("humanoid")
if (Player.Name == (plrs))then
Player.Walkspeed = 100
end
end
bs.Touched:connect(onTouch)
I don't get why it's not working, the output shows no errors and yet it's not working...
Your if statement on line 6 is checking if their name is a Lua Table, which it obviously isn't.
To fix this, let's make this a Dictionary and change line 6:
local plrs = {DarkFlameCrimsonXana = true, PrimeCrimson = true, RebornProductions = true, Delshark44 = true}
local bs = script.Parent
function onTouch(Brick)
local Player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacteR(Brick.Parent) --This is a better method of getting the Player's name if it exists.
if (plrs[Player.Name])then
Player.WalkSpeed = 100
end
end
bs.Touched:connect(onTouch)
Also, make sure that 's' in Walkspeed is Capitalized. The property is 'WalkSpeed', not 'Walkspeed'.
cheers, i broke my arm so i could only just check it out
local plrs = {"DarkFlameCrimsonXana", "PrimeCrimson", "RebornProductions", "Delshark44"}
local bs = script.Parent
function onTouch(Brick)
local Player =
Brick.Parent:findFirstChild("Humanoid") --Capitalized H
for i,v in pairs(plrs) do
if Player.Parent.Name==v then
Player.Walkspeed = 100 -- You might have to write WalkSpeed idk i forgot but try it like this
end
end
bs.Touched:connect(onTouch)
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What you'll also need to do is add "Player" to plrs, if you want to try your script in studio.