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Kicking someone for exploiting health function?
So basically, when a player god modes themselves, their health is "1.#INF" in Humanoid. I tested this and it didn't work. Any problems with it? Nothing came up on the dev console.
local infHealth = "1.#INF"
game.Workspace.ChildAdded:connect(function(Child)
local Humanoid = Child:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
local Player = game.Players:FindFirstChild(Child.Name)
if Humanoid then
Humanoid.Changed:connect(function()
if Player and Humanoid.MaxHealth == infHealth then
Player:Kick("You have lost connection to the game")
end
end)
end
end)
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Suggest to just check if its bigger then 1000 or so. RubenKan 3615 — 7y
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Really you could just check if it is greater than 100. xXLegendarySoldierXx 129 — 7y
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Well first off, 1.#INF is a number, not a string. Yes, it appears as a string of characters, but it represents an infinite numeric value. You could test this by using type to get it's data type:
-- math.huge is a constant that's meant to represent an infinite quantity. print(math.huge) -- > 1.#INF print(type(math.huge)) -- > number
What you should be doing, is comparing the MaxHealth value to math.huge (assuming the "god health" has been set to this value). You should see a change in result after implementing that comparison. For example: if human.MaxHealth == math.huge then ..., etc. Hope this helped, let me know if you have any questions.
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Instead of relying on humanoid health just make an double value and plqce it in the player model scottmike0 40 — 7y