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
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!