How do i make it so it finds the players name with a shortened version of it?

I see you're trying to make chat commands, first and best thing to do is get all the words from the message, you can easily do this using this

function GetWords(sentence)
	Words = {}
	for word in string.gmatch(sentence, '%S+') do
		table.insert(Words, word)
	end
	return Words
end

To get the player is easy, you have to use :lower() :sub() and :len()

You can find more about that here

You start with looping trough the players

for index, plr in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
	-- Code
end

Then use :lower() on both so the player can type for example ReDcO and it will still work Also use :sub() in combination with :len() to make sure that the name you typed is the same lenght as the player, then use your code

for index, plr in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
	if plr.Name:lower():sub(1,PlrName:len()) == PlrName:lower() then
		return plr
	end
end

(:len() gets the lenght of a string)

This is enough.. but you can imrpove the code by making it into a function that searches for things like 'me' and 'random' and 'everyone'

function FindTarget(PlrName)
	if PlrName == nil then
		return nil
	end
	if PlrName:lower() == 'everyone' then
		return 'Everyone'
	end
	
	if PlrName:lower() == 'all' then
		return 'Everyone'
	end
	
	if PlrName:lower() == 'me' then
		return nil
	end
	
	if PlrName:lower() == 'random' then
		return game.Players:GetPlayers()[math.random(1, #game.Players:GetPlayers())] -- This basicly gets all the player objects in the game and chooses a random one based on the index
	end
	
	for index, plr in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
		if plr.Name == PlrName then -- I do this because if there are 2 players with almost the exact name and someone only has like a number after it it won't select that one
			return plr
		end
	end
	for index, plr in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
		if plr.Name:lower():sub(1,PlrName:len()) == PlrName:lower() then
			return plr
		end
	end
	
	return nil
end

local Player = FindTarget('Red') or ThePlayerWhoSendedTheMessage

If it uses 'me' it will return nil, that's why I did 'or ThePlayerWhoSendedTheMessage', though, I never definded the variable so you'll have to use the person who sended the message as the variable.

If something is unclear or I wrote a typo or so, just ask.