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How do I check if ALL PLAYERS in game have a tool?
This is my current script, and for some reason it is not working.
function TimerEnd()
wait(30)
Check = game.Players:GetChildren()
for i=1,#Check do
BKP = Check[i].Backpack:GetChildren() ------Indexes the backpack of the player[i]'s...
for i=1,#BKP do ------------Now it has their backpack from 1-ALL players...
if Check[i].BKP[i].BeginnerSword == nil then -----If a player doesn't have the beginner tool then...
A.Text = ..Check[i]..."He's got none." -----Say in public he has none and announce his name.(**All players** that do not have that tool.)
end
end
end
end
What's wrong?
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You have a for loop within a for loop, and they both use the same variable (i). This confuses the script. Try changing one of the variables.
Edit: I couldn't get your code to work. Try this:
function TimerEnd()
wait(30)
local Check = game.Players:GetChildren()
for _,v in pairs(Check) do
local found
local BKP = v.Backpack:GetChildren()
for __,x in pairs(BKP) do
if x.Name == "BeginnerSword" then
found = true
end
end
if found == true then
A.Text = v.Name.." has got none."
end
end
end
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OMG what does _ do? and __? I do not know in pairs damnit...the last time I tried one of those it broke my game :( Overpride 0 — 10y
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Yeah no thanks, I'm not doing that pear thing. Never trust a pear ;3 I'm gonna try the other one and if it doesn't work, I'll get back to ya xD Overpride 0 — 10y
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Learning pairs/ipairs is essential if you want to be efficient in Lua. I recommend checking them out as soon as you have time. MrFlimsy 345 — 10y
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just gr8 the game broke down LOL ok I'll try pears Overpride 0 — 10y
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What does local mean? Can you explain? Overpride 0 — 10y
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Your pears function does not work... :/ sigh Overpride 0 — 10y