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Not sure what to call it, but by "location part" I mean something around the lines of game.Workspace.etc I cannot figure out how to put the string value of "clicker" into game.Players.(clicker).TeamColor.Name
clicker = playerWhoClicked.Name
if game.Players.(clicker).TeamColor.Name == "Dark stone grey" then
If clicker is a string and you know it's a valid player on the server then use square brackets or :FindFirstChild your code should then be:
clicker = playerWhoClicked.Name
if game.Players[clicker].TeamColor.Name == "Dark stone grey" then
-- Code here
end
OR
clicker = playerWhoClicked.Name
if game.Players:FindFirstChild(clicker).TeamColor.Name == "Dark stone grey" then
-- Code here
end
Hope this helps, if it does please vote up and accept as answer, if it doesn't comment how and I'll fix it ASAP.
The first one didn't work, but the second one did. Thanks for the help!
I just joined, so it will not let me up vote until I get some positive reputation. Sorry :/
Simlord, hit Accept answer if he adequately answered the question. It gives both of you some reputation
Yeah, I can't find that option.
Assuming playerWhoClicked is a Player object, you can access the properties of it directly:
if playerWhoClicked.TeamColor == BrickColor.new("Dark stone grey") then
-- code here
end
Hit "Accept Answer" if this helped!
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You rarely want the name of an object more than the object itself. It makes more sense to keep that object around than its name.