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Script is destroying objects when it shouldn't be?
Not the complete code, but this script shouldn't be destroying the objects named "Scrollbar" and "Title" but it's doing it anyway.
for i, v in pairs(Objects:GetChildren()) do
if ((v.Name ~= "Scrollbar") or (v.Name ~= "Title")) then
v:Destroy()
print("Destroyed: " .. v.Name)
end
end
Output: Destroyed: Scrollbar Destroyed: Title
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Every name is either "not Scrollbar" or "not Title".
You mean and: it must be neither Scrollbar nor "Title".
Another way to think of it:
if v.Name == "Scrollbar" or v.Name == "Title" then
-- I want to keep it
else
-- I want to delete it
end
To flip that, you can add a not ( ... to the whole condition:
if not (v.Name == "Scrollbar" or v.Name == "Title") then
De Morgan's laws tells us this is:
if v.Name ~= "Scrollbar" and v.Name ~= "Title" then
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Thank you! DangCoolIsReal 32 — 8y