while true do
wait()
script.Parent.Text = "$", game.Players.LocalPlayer.leaderstats.Money.Value
end
I am trying to make it so the TextLabel displays the value of leaderstats with a dollar sign in front of it. I thought a comma would work. Thank you in advance.
--EASY FIX:
while wait(.1) do -- wait(.1) shortens the code and stops a game script timeout.
script.Parent.Text = "$"..game.Players.LocalPlayer.leaderstats.Money.Value -- Changes the text
end
Theres your fix!
Please don't spoonfeed code.
Thank you 1devel0per0 & BashCaster. I really appreciate it.
How is this better than mine, this requires more typing, also mine isnt as spoonfeeding. so yea, i dont see how mine does not work :( i use that method all the time and it works fine.
wow, u forgot a 's', also your comma was not needed! This code was not working due to a simple spelling error.
My Fixed Up Code:
while true do
wait()
script.Parent.Text = "$" game.Players.LocalPlayer.leaderstats.Money.Value -- forgot a s here and the comma is not needed
end
Your Code:
while true do
wait()
script.Parent.Text = "$", game.Players.LocalPlayer.leaderstat.Money.Value
end
as you can see, it is leaderstat instead of leaderstats. Also the comma is not needed. Hope this helps, Enjoy!
That doesn't fix his problem. You're missing something a bit obvious...
This doesn't solve his problem!
This doesn't solve it...
theres no difference between this code and his
ok maybe i needed a .1 but still they both work good.
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Use two dots. A comma is only used in either tuples, tables, or defining multiple variables as multiple values.
The concatenation operator is
..not,