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Why does this error pop up - attempt to index upvalue 'Xpn' (a number value)?
For some reason this error comes up any help? attempt to index upvalue 'Xpn' (a number value)
local plr = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local Xp = plr:WaitForChild("XP") -- Using WaitForChild() so the script won't break if "XP" has not loaded yet.
local lvl = plr:WaitForChild("lvl")
local Xpn = plr:WaitForChild("XpNeeded") -- How much more xp does a person need
lvl.Changed:Connect(function()
if lvl.Value == 2 then -- How much Xp needed will get updated
Xpn = Xpn.Value+50
end
end)
lvl.Changed:Connect(function()
if lvl.Value == 3 then -- How much Xp needed will get updated
Xpn = Xpn.Value+75
end
end)
lvl.Changed:Connect(function()
if lvl.Value == 4 then -- How much Xp needed will get updated
Xpn = Xpn.Value+100
end
end)
lvl.Changed:Connect(function()
if lvl.Value == 5 then -- How much Xp needed will get updated
Xpn = Xpn.Value+125
end
end)
Xp.Changed:Connect(function()
if Xp.Value >= Xpn.Value then
Xp.Value = Xp.Value-Xpn.Value
lvl.Value = lvl.Value+1
end
end)`
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heh that looks like a lvl up script I made WyattagumsBackUp 5 — 5y
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Essentially, you're setting Xpn (A number value) equal to the value of itself, when you should be setting the Value of Xpn to itself.
Additionally, you are using more than one .Changed for the same value, which is unneeded.
Revised code:
local plr = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local Xp = plr:WaitForChild("XP") -- Using WaitForChild() so the script won't break if "XP" has not loaded yet.
local lvl = plr:WaitForChild("lvl")
local Xpn = plr:WaitForChild("XpNeeded") -- How much more xp does a person need
lvl.Changed:Connect(function()
if lvl.Value == 2 then
Xpn.Value = Xpn.Value + 50
end
if lvl.Value == 3 then
Xpn.Value = Xpn.Value + 75
end
if lvl.Value == 4 then
Xpn.Value = Xpn.Value + 100
end
if lvl.Value == 5 then
Xpn.Value = Xpn.Value + 125
end
end)
Xp.Changed:Connect(function()
if Xp.Value >= Xpn.Value then
Xp.Value = Xp.Value - Xpn.Value
lvl.Value = lvl.Value + 1
end
end)
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Oh thanks I didn't notice! MaciBoss1950 16 — 5y
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No problem, good luck developing! awfulszn 394 — 5y