I need to define a Intvalue (gun) in a player as a variable (g), but I can't seem to get it to work. I need to check it's value, then clone something into the player's backpack based on that value. I know how to clone, just not how to check the IntValue since it is in a player. Also, it can't be in a function.
script to clone based off of value:
if g.Value == 0 then
game.RepicatedStorage.Weapons.Gun1:clone().Parent = player.Backpack
end
What you could attempt to do is change the IntValue to an ObjectValue, then make it's value the tool that gets cloned;
local weapons = game.ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild("Weapons")
game.Players.PlayerAdded:connect(function(p)
local curTool = Instance.new("ObjectValue",p)
curTool.Name = "CurrentTool"
p.CharacterAdded:connect(function()
if curTool.Value then
curTool.Value:Clone().Parent = p.Backpack
end
end)
curTool.Value = weapons:WaitForChild("Gun1")
end)
Hope I helped!
~TDP
You can simply check the value of the IntValue, g by doing a simple print!
print(g.Value)
This should put the value of g in the output in your studio!
Edited, in order to further explain why this works.
value = g.Value
if value == 0 then -- This line just checks to see if the value of g is equal to 0.
-- Code if value is 0 - If it is equal to zero, then it runs this code.
elseif value == 1 then -- The same thing above is repeated, although instead using one.
-- Code if value is 1
elseif value == 2 then -- I think you get the process by now :)
-- Code if value is 2
-- Just continue this process.
end
If I helped, please remember to upvote! ;)
You should explain how (if it does) your code works so they can learn, not toss them a script.
There you go. I added a couple more comments, and if they have a question they should just ask. Nobody's perfect.
Too many comments hurt readability. It would be better to explain how this works from outside the code block.
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Oh, I meant I need to clone something into the player's backpack based on it's value. (edited question). Sorry!