(Solved!) Not Adding Items To Inventory? No Output Errors!
The script isn't adding the items to the inventory as asked and there's no output errors!
There's probably something way wrong with this script but here it is!
--//ITS A LOCAL SCRIPT\--
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local template = script.Parent.Parent.Template
wait(player.CharacterAdded)
function addItems()
local invItems = player.Inventory:GetChildren()
if invItems == "TestItem" then
local clonedTemp = template:Clone()
clonedTemp.Parent = script.Parent
clonedTemp.InfoValues.Gives.Value = 1
clonedTemp.InfoValues.Name.Value = "TestItem"
clonedTemp.Visible = true
end
end
addItems()
2 answers
Despite incapaxx's comment (I literally have no idea what he's talking about; he's probably high again), :GetChildren() returns a table. This means that invItems will never be equal to TestItem. If you printed it, you'd get a TableId outputted. I'm assuming Inventory is a folder or any data container that you've created, and you want to scan inside it for the so called TestItem. To accomplish this, you'll have to loop through the table returned by :GetChildren(), i.e. invItems.
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local template = script.Parent.Parent.Template
wait(player.CharacterAdded)
function addItems()
local invItems = player.Inventory:GetChildren()
for _,v in pairs(invItems) do
if v.Name == "TestItem" then
local clonedTemp = template:Clone()
clonedTemp.Parent = script.Parent
clonedTemp.InfoValues.Gives.Value = 1
clonedTemp.InfoValues.Name.Value = "TestItem"
clonedTemp.Visible = true
end
end
end
addItems()
Miniller did actually have the right idea. He simply didn't elaborate on it enough.
Accept and upvote if this helps!
0
0
0
0
1
Problem 01:Line 08 is not working, because player.Inventory:GetChildren() returns a table. Problem 02:It's Backpack, not Inventory, Problem 03: I don't think wait(player.CharacterAdded) is working, because there you need to write a number... For that, you need to add an event like this:
player.CharacterAdded:Connect(function()
--put all your code (except the line01) there!
end)
For the other problems I said, the backpack and the table thing, use
for i = 1, #player.Backpack:GetChildren() do
print(player.Backpack:GetChildren()[i])
end
--This code will print all tools in backpack.
instead of what you used. Also, where is this script at? I need to know that! Tell me where is the script, and I can help you to re-script that.
0
0
0