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Ill do my best to answer your questions
in order from top to bottom:
ipairs is used to print values accordingly to their position in a table. for example:
table = {"a","b","c"}
for i,v ipairs(table)do
print(i,v)
end
output:
*
1 a
2 b
3 c
*
wiki on ipairs: LINK
Arguments are similar to variables
for example
print("This is the argumet!")
wiki on arguments: LINK
The animation editor is probably a better way to go since code has a chance of messing up
as to lag i haven't personally seen a difference but again, animation editor seems like a better rout to take.
Im not sure what you mean by connection lines, sorry...
This entirely depends on what you're trying to do.
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ok thank you, but can u give more indepth view of arguments, and a script that uses them