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Would this be how i change player's walk speed without PlayerAdded?
So err what I'm trying to do is change all of the players walk speed at a certain point, and not player added/player enter. So like after 15 seconds all players walk speed changes. This is what i tried.. :
1 | wait(15) |
2 | function (changespeed) |
3 | for v_in pairs, do |
4 | game.Players.Walkspeed = 0 |
5 | end |
6 |
7 | changspeed() |
I think it's really wrong that is why i need help :/
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What you did wrong:
- You put the function's name in the wrong place, it goes outside of the parenthesis, not inside.
- You were attempting to loop through nothing - which would break your code.
- You were attempting to index
game.Playersas an individual player (it is actually the holder of individual players). - The Walkspeed property is not inside the player, it is inside their Character's Humanoid.
- You attempted to call the function with the wrong name (you made a typo,
changspeedwas not the name defined,changespeedwas).
Code:
01 | wait(15) |
02 |
03 | function changeSpeed() -- the function's name is defined outside of the parenthesis |
04 | for _,v in pairs (game.Players:GetPlayers()) do -- loops through a table of players |
05 | local char = v.Character -- their character |
06 | if char then -- if their character exists |
07 | char:WaitForChild("Humanoid").Walkspeed = 0 -- Walkspeed may need to be 'WalkSpeed', I can't remember currently |
08 | end |
09 | end |
10 | end |
11 |
12 | changeSpeed() |
Hope I helped!
~TDP
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Also ThatOneKid7590, the reason why the function is capitalized the way it is because that is the standard way programmers name things. You can look up what it is by googling "camelCase" Azmidium 388 — 8y
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Also, it's WalkSpeed, not Walkspeed. SwardGames 325 — 8y