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How to Make A Variable For Something With a Space?
Hello, I am trying to make a variable for the players Left Arm, found under character. I tried using FindFirstChild and WaitForChild and still got nothing when I tried to print the Parent. Here are the scripts:
1 | Players = game:GetService("Players") |
2 | player = Players.LocalPlayer |
3 | char = player.Character |
4 | larm = char:FindFirstChild("Left Arm") |
5 | print(larm.Parent) |
The other script is the same expect for WaitForChild being there instead of FindFirstChild. Thanks for reading!
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Try "larm = char["Left Arm"]". ISellCows 2 — 9y
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It worked! Thanks! yoman1776 85 — 9y
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Np. ISellCows 2 — 9y
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When you see something like obj.property, that is sugar for using table-indexing with []:
obj.property is exactly the same thing as obj["property"].
Thus, you could use either char.Head or char["Head"].
While you can't use char.Left Arm, since a string literal can have spaces in it, you can use char["Left Arm"].
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Thank you for the explanation! yoman1776 85 — 9y