function getPlayer(humanoid)
local players = game.Players:children()
for i = 1, #players do
if players[i].Character.Humanoid == humanoid then return players[i] end
end
return nil
end
I don't understand a lot of this script, I understand the first two lines but the rest i don't understand (I especially don't understand the i and # and return) Thank you guys so much!
The # returns the length of a table or string. Example:
local words = {"Hi", "Hello", "How are you"}
print(#words) --> 3
-- It prints 3 because there are three items in the table.
local word = "Octopus"
print(#word) --> 7
-- Returns 7 because there are 7 letters in "Octopus".
Now, the i is just the name for the variable. It can be anything.
But overall what the script does is if the humanoid is equal to the parameter provided, it will return the player.
Going back to the #words thing. To access a specific item in a table, you get it from its place in the table. As you can see, the first item in the table was "Hi". So if we do this:
print(words[1]) --> Hi
-- Hi was the first thing on the table, saying [2] returns hello. And so on.
What the "for i = 1, #players do" part is doing is looping through the "#players".
The i goes from number 1, to how many players are in the server. The players[i] is the player. "i" being their number in the table. Hope it helps.
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Thank you so much!