wait(3)
startgame()
function startgame()
wait()
local model = game.Lighting.Maps
local map = model:GetChildren()[math.random(1, #model:GetChildren())]
print(map)
startgame()
end
Very simple script but i dont know where i have gone wrong
Output-- 17:06:41.760 - Workspace.Script:2: attempt to call global 'startgame' (a nil value) 17:06:41.762 - Stack Begin 17:06:41.763 - Script 'Workspace.Script', Line 2 17:06:41.763 - Stack End
startgame doesn't exist on line 2.
Your script is always read from left to right, top to bottom. You create the function on line 3, but you try to use it on line 2. You can't access something before you create it, that doesn't make sense.
Just call the function after it's created;
wait(3) --startgame doesn't exist here
--Or here
--Or here
function startgame()
wait()
local model = game.Lighting.Maps
local map = model:GetChildren()[math.random(1, #model:GetChildren())]
print(map)
startgame()
end
startgame() --NOW the function exists.
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