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How can I find the number of a certain type of pet inside a player's character?
I want to find out how many bunny pets are in someone's character for an un-equip system. Here's my code:
local thing = player.EquipedPets:WaitForChild("Pet"..#player.Character:WaitForChild("Bunny Pet"..))
--^What can I put here that means anything?
player.Character:WaitForChild("Bunny "..thing.name):Destroy()
when you equip a pet It gets named with a number, for instance if you equip a bunny pet and you already have a pet equipped then it will be named "Bunny Pet1" (that whole system works just fine) What can I put at the comment the means something like "Any Character"? (as in any letter/number)
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So you want to know how how many Bunny Pets there are in a player's character? Just making sure I understand the question properly before answering LukeSmasher 619 — 4y
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Yes. MasonTheCoolBean8 -2 — 4y
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if lukesmasher is correct then if u want to print the number then you can do
for i,v in pairs(player.Character:GetChildren()) do
if v.Name:sub(1,5):match("Bunny") then
print(#v)
end
end
i believe this will print the amount if bunny's there are in the character
edit: not sure but i think this will just print a number instead of every pet name
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I think that solved it, but what does (1,5) do? MasonTheCoolBean8 -2 — 4y
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it starts at the first character in the name and stops at the 5th character and checks if the string match bunny Gameplayer365247v2 1055 — 4y
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ok MasonTheCoolBean8 -2 — 4y
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This prints the name of the bunny pets. (If there are three bunny pets it prints ) MasonTheCoolBean8 -2 — 4y
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"BunnyPet1", "BunnyPet2", "BunnyPet3" MasonTheCoolBean8 -2 — 4y