game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(plr)
	plr.Chatted:connect(function(theirmessage)
		if on.Value == true then
			Channel.Line5.Value = Channel.Line4.Value
			Channel.Line4.Value = Channel.Line3.Value
			Channel.Line3.Value = Channel.Line2.Value
			Channel.Line2.Value = Channel.Line1.Value
			Channel.Line1.Value = plr.Name..": "..theirmessage
		end
	end)
end)

The thing is, is that this won't work. do you guys have any ideas of how to get around it?

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9 comments

0

you never defined the channel variable, and is this a script or local script?

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1

You should really provide a better description when you ask a question so these kinds of questions don't have to be asked

Anonymous#
0

Yes, I apologize, its in a script and Channel has already been defined, didn't want to clutter this up,

Anonymous#
0

Provide more info. How do you know the if statement doesn't work? Maybe the value of "on" isn't true?

Anonymous#
0

Add an else statement and print something to see if your function is working at all, if it prints, it means on.value isn’t true

Anonymous#
0

i dont understand tbh

Anonymous#
0

Ok, so no matter what I did, it only worked for the first time. I had an else statement, If it was true ant the beginning of the test, it would work, however if I made it false the same thing would happen.

Anonymous#
0

Is this a for a custom chat? Do you get any errors?

Anonymous#
0

This is for a Police Radio type chat. It’s only supposed to work if a player value is true. I don’t get any errors.

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