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Help with Event?
1 | scoreevent.OnClientEvent:connect(function(...) |
2 | local tuple = {...} |
3 | if tuple[1] == "Deathmatch" then |
4 | print(tuple[2]) |
5 | if tuple[2] == "Really blue" then |
6 | print("1") |
7 | end |
8 | end |
9 | end) |
For some reason where it has print(tuple[2]) it prints "Really blue", but when it asks if tuple[2] == "Really blue" then it doesn't print("1"), and I can't get why. Please help.
01 | function newcharacter(murderedplayer, character) |
02 | local humanoid = character:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") |
03 | if humanoid then |
04 | humanoid.Died:connect(function() |
05 | if character.Humanoid:FindFirstChild("creator") then |
06 | local tag = character.Humanoid.creator |
07 | local killer = tag.Value |
08 | scoreevent:FireAllClients("Deathmatch", killer:WaitForChild("PlayerStats").Team.Value) |
09 | end |
10 | end) |
11 | end |
12 | end |
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Can you show us the arguments you're passing to this remote call? ScriptGuider 5640 — 9y
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Editted NinjoOnline 1146 — 9y
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From what I understood, that value is a BrickColor value, thus tuple[2] will not be the string "Really blue", but the BrickColor "Really blue". When you print it, the internal print function will call tostring on it, and print the string "Really blue", but when you compare the BrickColor with the string, it is not the same.
So, instead of:
1 | if tuple[2] == "Really blue" then |
You can use:
1 | if tuple[2] == BrickColor.new("Really blue") then |
Hope it helps! :) Please comment if you don't understand.
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OMG I forgot it was a BrickColor Value!! Thank you so much!! NinjoOnline 1146 — 9y
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No problem! RafDev 109 — 9y