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How would I be able to get all of the players on one team and insert names?

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billybobtijoseph 1
10 years ago

This script doesn't seem to be putting players into random spots in the image labels. See this link below to see some of the info about it already:

https://scriptinghelpers.org/questions/2542/how-do-i-get-all-players-from-a-team-color-and-put-them-into-random-spots-of-a-image-label-once

but I have the gui check if it can find the other players leader gui first so it can not error and error if needed but when its all good and everything, the script only puts 1 person in one spot and doesnt put any other player in. Can someone help me?

script.Parent.Changed:connect(function()
    if script.Parent.Value == true then
        print("GreenKingGui On")
        local lk = game.Players:GetChildren()
        for k = 1, #lk do
            if lk[k]:FindFirstChild("King") and lk[k].TeamColor == BrickColor.new("Bright blue") and lk[k].PlayerGui:FindFirstChild("BlueKingGui") then
        print("Found Blue")
            elseif lk[k].PlayerGui:FindFirstChild("BlueKingGui") ~= nil then
                print("Error in gkg yesno")
                wait(1)
                game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("Round1").Er.Value = 2
            end
        --end
        --end
        script.Parent.Parent.BackFrame.Visible = true
        print("Putting random slots for green")
        wait(0.2)
            local labels={[1] = script.Parent.Parent.BackFrame.Frame.PlayerSpot}
            local count=1
            wait(0.5)
            for _,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers())do
          if v.TeamColor==BrickColor.new("Bright green")and labels[count]then
        labels[count].PName.PlayName.Value=v.Name
        table.insert(labels,count,v.Name)
        count=count+1
print("Done putting slots for green")
end
            end
            end
elseif script.Parent.Value == false then
    print("GreenKingGui Off")
    script.Parent.Parent.BackFrame.Visible = false
    local l = script.Parent.Parent.BackFrame.Frame:GetChildren()
    for k = 1, #l do
        l[k].Name = "PlayerSpot"
    end
end
--end
        --end
end)

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Answered by
Maxomega3 106
10 years ago

For number of players on a team:

function GetNumPlayersOnATeam (color)
    count = 0
    for i,v in pairs (game.Players:GetPlayers ()) do
        if v.TeamColor == color then
            count = count + 1
        end
    end
    return count
end

GetNumPlayersOnATeam (BrickColor.new ('Really blue'))

For a table with all the player names of players on a team:

function GetTeamPlayersNames (color)
    teammates = {}
    for i,v in pairs (game.Players:getPlayers ()) do
        if v.TeamColor == color then
            table.insert (teammates, v.Name)
        end
    end
    return teammates
end

GetTeamPlayersNames (color)
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could you put that in the script for me? I often have a hard time knowing where to put it in the script, because I know it should probably be in a specific spot? billybobtijoseph 1 — 10y
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