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Why wont this work
if game.ReplicatedStorage.MapLoader.Value == "map1" then
print("Test")
end
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Why wont my if statement read my string value? [answered]
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if game.ReplicatedStorage.MapLoader.Value == 1 then
print("Test")
end
3 comments
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use game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage") also add your waitforchilds
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You need to explain the script.
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this is my exact script but the number 1 instead of map 1
Sometimes it’s best if the if statement is less direct and more variable, although it works both ways. Try this anyway
local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService(“ReplicatedStorage”) --//more efficient method of indexing
local MapLoader = ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild(“MapLoader”).Value --//helps to yield so the script doesn’t break or check f something is ‘nil’
if (MapLoader == 1) then
print(“Okay”)
end
There are also things that could cause the issue, for instance, check if you accidentally disabled the script?
4 comments
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your if statement doesnt make sense at all and will error
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Your if statement would have syntax error. Correction: if ((MapLoader > 0) and (MapLoader < 2)){...}
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Also congratulations on 100 rep.
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Thanks, I also know that, I was just trying something because why not?;) I’ll fix, thanks guys
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is it a localscript or script
5_zn I posted a fix for you
Could you explain more? Give me the details about MapLoader and what is is it whatever your checking
its a local script