Yes, you can use a for loop and the sub function of strings.
For loops executes code for every interval provided. For instance for i=1,50 do for everything between 1 and 50 do the following lines of code.
Sub is used for strings to get certain sections of the string. Say I wanted to get the letters in between 4 and 8 in "Hello World!", I would use string.sub("Hello World!", 4, 8) and I would get "lo Wo".
For simplicity, we'll make your string "Thank you for playing!" a variable named Msg. Since the for loop needs two numbers, we'll have to use 1 and string.len() function on the Msg variable. string.len() will get the length of the string, however #"StringHere" will return the same result.
1 | local Msg = "Thank you for playing!" |
3 | for i = 1, string.len(Msg) do |
4 | script.Parent.Text = string.sub(Msg,1,i) |
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