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My filtering enabled finder script will not work ??
if game.FilteringEnabled = true then print(Game is Filtering Enabled)
I'm kinda a big noob when it comes to scripting, I can do a little in LUA but not the advanced stuff. I tried to make that a script but since I don't know much about LUA, I can't edit it myself, and I need you guys to help me.
Best Regards, Nick
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You should use double == when you compare things in lua.
Also, FilteringEnabled isn't a property of game, it's a property of workspace, so it should look like so:
if workspace.FilteringEnabled == true then
print("Game is FE")
end
It can also look like this:
if workspace.FilteringEnabled then
print("Game is FE")
end
Or even like this, using inline tenary statements:
print("Game is",workspace.FilteringEnabled and "FE" or "nonFE")
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The code should be as follows:
if game.FilteringEnabled then
print ("Game is FilteringEnabled")
end
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thank you so much! ImASoulStealer 0 — 5y
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game.FilteringEnabled isn't a thing Amiaa16 3227 — 5y
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FilteringEnabled is a property of Workspace. jackfrost178 242 — 5y
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Seemed fishy, but the guy had typed it down, so I didn't bother trying to research it. CyroStorms 4 — 5y