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Questions with Developer Products, How do I fix this?

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I'm wondering another way to access a LocalPlayer through a regular script, How would I go about doing this? I'm wanting to do this so I can add the value when buying developer products.

game.Players.LocalPlayer.MoneyValue

That's what I'm trying to do only through a Script, How would I accomplish this?

Here's the developer product script I'm wanting it to work with

local MarketplaceService = game:GetService("MarketplaceService")
local ds = game:GetService("DataStoreService"):GetDataStore("PurchaseHistory")
local pid1 = 363906114
local pid2 = 363906921
local pid3 = 365773688
local pid4 = 365773990
local pid5 = 365774250
local pid6 = 365774578
local sid = 364007259 -- StarterPack
local Money = -- However I get to the LocalPlayer --

MarketplaceService.ProcessReceipt = function(receiptInfo) 
	for i, player in ipairs(game.Players:GetChildren()) do
		if player.userId == receiptInfo.PlayerId then
			if receiptInfo.ProductId == pid1 then
				Money.Value = Money.Value + 1000
				
			elseif receiptInfo.ProductId == pid2 then
				Money.Value = Money.Value + 5000				
				
			elseif receiptInfo.ProductId == sid then
				Money.Value = Money.Value + 10750
				
			elseif receiptInfo.ProductId == pid3 then
				Money.Value = Money.Value + 10000
				
			elseif receiptInfo.ProductId == pid4 then
				Money.Value = Money.Value + 25000
				
			elseif receiptInfo.ProductId == pid5 then
				Money.Value = Money.Value + 50000
				
			elseif receiptInfo.ProductId == pid6 then
				Money.Value = Money.Value + 100000				
				end
			end
		end	
	return Enum.ProductPurchaseDecision.PurchaseGranted	
end
Anonymous

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You can just move local Money into the for loop in the function.

Unless you're going to be using Money variable outside of the function, you can always just define it inside the function; and even if you're going to be using the Money variable outside of the function, you can set the variable Money empty in the beginning like this.

local Money

Then later in your scripts you can access that variable in different blocks.

Now to access the player, you already have a for loop that gets a player. 

for i, player in ipairs(game.Players:GetChildren()) do

(you should use GetPlayers instead of GetChildren btw)

Under that you should add the local Money = player.MoneyValue. Yes, it's really that simple.

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Thank you for that :)

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No problem! We're here if you need us :D

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