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How to make it stop at the 7th Child?
This was the example for printing the names of all children of an object:
local children = Workspace:GetChildren() for i = 1, #children do print(i, children[i].Name) end
So i changed it to make my GUI become visible, without the locals and stuff:
for i = 1, #children do print(i, children[i].Name) children[i].Visible = true end
However, my 8th child is a Script, so it fails and doesn't continue the script since it can't become visible,
How do i make it stop before hitting the 8th Child?
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Just check the classname to see if it is a script or not. hiimgoodpack 2009 — 7y
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To stop at a certain child, you would use an if statement and break:
1 | for i=1,#children do |
2 | if i==7 then |
3 | break |
4 | end |
5 | print(i, children[i].Name) |
6 | children[i].Visible=true |
7 | end |
However, this is more of a hard-coded single-use method. It's better to check if the item is a GUI element with :IsA():
1 | for i=1,#children do |
2 | if children[i]:IsA("GuiObject") then --Checks if it's a GUI |
3 | print(i, children[i].Name) |
4 | children[i].Visible=true |
5 | end |
6 | end |
I hope this helped!
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hi chip c; DanzLua 2879 — 7y
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Oh, IsA can check if it is a guiobject easily? Nice hiimgoodpack 2009 — 7y