Would your value from your path change to something else? [ANSWERED]
What I mean is, would a Value from a path change in a line of code?
So,
local x = game.Workspace.BoolValue.Value x = true
would this change the path from game.Workspace.BoolValue.Value to true, so now if we try to print this,
print(x)
would it print true from the path, or true from the value of x... as in would
x = true
instead of
x = game.Workspace.BoolValue.Value
So it doesn't changegame.Workspace.BoolValue.Value's value? Or would it? And it would keep the path instead of the value?
Answer:
Okay so, I just figured out how to check it, thanks to TurtleTowerz.
I added the following to Workspace:
BoolValue
Script
in ServerScriptService I put the following Script:
local x = game.Workspace.Value.Value x = true print(game.Workspace.Value.Value) local z = game.Workspace.Script.Disabled z = true print(game.Workspace.Script.Disabled)
In the end they both were, sadly, printed as false
As such, I conclude...
If you try to give the full path of something, and then change the Value of this path, the path itself will be destroyed, and replaced with the new Value.
Here was my full output:
--[[ Output: Hello world! false false ]]
Sadly, this is the case.
~ Taryo
1 answer
No, it would use the newest given variable and the first variable would not be changed
An easy way to test this would be to use a scripts Disabledproperty as an example
local x = script.Disabled x = true print(x)
The output is true
This proves that the Disabledproperty does not change, because it still prints out the phrase true
In a short sense, the code that you have provided will not change the BoolValue's Value to true.
I hope this helped!
