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How do I check if only one value is true?

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5 years ago

I'm trying to make a round system and I need to know when one player is in the game so I can end it but I don't know how to check if only one player is in the game, But what I know is that I made a folder inside every player called PlayerValues and inside it there's a boolvalue that is called InGame.

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I would really appreciate if you will help me, Plus I'll accept your question if it worked.

Thanks, MajinBluee

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Rare_tendo 3000

5 years ago

Use this:

function playersAlive()
       local amount = 0
       for _,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
              if v.PlayerValues and v.PlayerValues.InGame and v.PlayerValues.InGame.Value then
                     amount = amount + 1
              end
       end
       return amount
end

-- Check if one player is alive

if playersAlive() <= 1 then
       print('Game over')
end

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How do I check if only one value is true?

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