function module()
if (redPlayers <= 0) and (bluePlayers > 0) then
gameEnd = true
return game.Teams.Blue
elseif (bluePlayers <= 0) and (redPlayers > 0) then
gameEnd = true
return game.Teams.Red
elseif (redPlayers <= 0) and (bluePlayers <= 0) then
gameEnd = true
return nil
end
end
module()
What I'm trying to do is when this module is called, it returns who the winning team is, after the round is over. How can I get it to return who wins?
You'll have to return the function as {Value = Value}. When you then call the function via module.FunctionName(), it will return whatever you tell the function to return (Or execute stuff)
Example:
In the module script:
--Module
function CalcPlus(Num1,Num2)
return (Num1 + Num2)
end
function CalcMin(Num1,Num2)
return (Num1 - Num2)
end
return { -- <- this is the return that your error comes from. If you don't have this return, the script won't even be able to do anything.
CalcPlus = CalcPlus,
CalcMin = CalcMin
}
We can use this in a script as follows:
--Script
local Module = require(TheModule)
print(Module.CalcPlus(4,6)) -> "10"
print(Module.CalcMin(4,1)) -> "3"
For your problem, we would remove the Module() call, and replace it by
return {module = module}
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I edited my scrip to what I have now. But it still keeps saying I can't return more than 1 value, even though I'm only returning 1 value.
What exactly do you return? (This error comes from the return closest to )