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Here's a variable with numbers:
AnyName = 31
With a number variable you can do this:
wait(anyname)
It will wait 31 seconds.
String variable:
AnyName = "Text"
With a string variable, you can do this:
print(anyname)
It will print 'Text' in the output
And last but not least, the Object variable:
AnyName = game.Workspace.Part --example
With an Object Variable you can do this:
AnyName.CFrame = CFrame.new(32, -299, 333)
Changes the Objects location
And:
AnyName:clone().Parent = Workspace
Copies the Object and puts it into Workspace, but without '.Parent = Workspace' it will become nil
And there is a lot of other uses for variables, I hope this helped!
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Thanks for helping me! iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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Accepted! iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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Thanks mate :) iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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There's a 1+ for ya too iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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The only problem is with the string variable.When you do it it will print nil in the output iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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Well, you can do print('Text') Grenaderade 525 — 10y
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Thanks! iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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MyVariable = 20 -- You can put any data here. Like, numbers, strings, etc
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Thanks!But can the text myvariable allowed to be changed into any name you want your variables name to be? iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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Yes, any legal name in lua can be defined like this. All letters and underscores, and a number after the first character. User#2 0 — 10y
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Cool! iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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You can use variables for short cuts.
Part = game.Workspace.Part
You can name your own brick with a variable.
Hi = game.Workspace.Part
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So do you mean part is going to be the variables name or is hi the variables name?But still thanks for helping me! iluvmaths1123 198 — 10y
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Part is a shortcut, Hi is naming. And no problem. Roboy5857 20 — 10y