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This if statement is not working when its running?
when I run the script, it didn't work. The output said the "=" was an error
if Humanoid.Health = 50 then
Head.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Really red")
end
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If statements make comparisons while the "=" sign is used to assign values. Instead you need to use the relational operator "==" which basically just means is equal to. It's also important to understand that the "==" operator compares two parameters and returns a boolean. So the correct code would be...
if Humanoid.Health == 50 then
Head.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Really red")
end
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Essentially, use "==" when reading values, and use "=" when changing them. cheetosrevenge 20 — 7y