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Can anyone teach me how to print lists from a player's backpack?
I question popped in my head.
"How can I list all the items in a player's backpack?"
I tried to make it work but it utterly failed...
So, I was wondering if anyone would be willing to teach me all the things that would be included in lists.
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The best way,
Volodymyr2004 suggested using a for loop. Don't. Use a pairs loop. Pairs loops are made specifically for this purpose.
1 | local backpack = player.Backpack |
2 | local children = backpack:GetChildren() |
3 |
4 | for i,v in pairs(children) do |
5 | print(v.Name) |
6 | end |
Inside the loop v will equal the current item the loop is looping through, if that makes sense.
Good Luck!
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You can get the children of backpack,
1 | local tools=BackPack:GetChildren() |
Then you can list of the items 1 by 1 in a loop until all items have been listed
1 | for i=1, #tools do --will go through children 1 by 1 |
2 | print(tools[i].Name) --prints tool's name |
3 | end --end |
Hope this helped!