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How do you get the number from a :GetChildren()?
Using a
1 | local chars = items:GetChildren() |
2 | for i = 1, #chars do |
How would I make it create a new value with the name being the number of the "i"?
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You could use the _G function to accomplish that.
1 | local chars = items:GetChildren() |
2 | for i,v in pairs(chars) do |
3 | _G["Item" .. i] = "foobar" |
4 | end |
I also changed the for loop so it's a bit better (i would say). You can use v to reference the object that has been indexed by the i value, basically the object is chars[i].
You can then use this little bit of code to reference that value.
1 | print(_G["Item" .. 1]) |
output:
foobar
The _G function is global so all scripts can access it.
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Thank you for answering and going into detail on what everything means! THELASTPlCKLE 57 — 5y
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this is big bad dont do Elixcore 1337 — 5y
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`_G` isn't a function, its a table. EpicMetatableMoment 1444 — 5y