So, i can't figure out how this would work.... the title says it all. I have a variable that holds all the players and a killer variable that represents a player that was randomly chosen from the Players variable/table.
Would i use a Died event? IDK!
Make an alive variable inside the players, and create a separate script to handle switching it off when their Humanoid.Died
Then create a table, like alive = {}
alive = {}
--later in the script
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
if v:FindFirstChild("Alive") then
v.Alive.Value = true
table.insert(alive, v.Name)
end
end
--this is the part to end it If only one player is alive
for time = 1,120 do
wait(1)
if #alive <= 1 then
break
end
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
if not v.Alive.Value then
table.remove(alive, i)
end
end
end
This is just an example of how I do it.
Inside the Players variable or game.Players?
Yes, you would use a Died event, and the variable that holds the players should be a table. Whenever a player dies, you would remove them from the table, and after a player dies you should check the length of the table that holds the players and see if the length is equal to one, if so, do your action.
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By Died event you mean CharacterRemoving.So every time a Player is dead remove their name from the table until you have one player name in the table.