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setfenv() stack level don't work?
function Load()
CurrentBase = game.Workspace.Baseplate
CurrentBase.BrickColor = BrickColor.Random()
end
for i, v in pairs(getfenv(Load)) do
print(i,"=",v)
end
It should returns a table with the load function containing their variables but it doesn't do
Anyone help plz?
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Any errors? MrGaming4me 28 — 6y
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No. Xx_XSanderPlayXx 160 — 6y
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The env of the Load function is the same as the env of the script, so you don't have to specifically get that function's env.
And the reason it doesn't print the CurrentBase variable is because you never call the function so it never sets it.
Also don't confuse the behaviour of getfenv(). It doesn't return all variables used by a function, but rather its env, where all global variables are stored.
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So, How I will get the variables of the function? Xx_XSanderPlayXx 160 — 6y