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why am i not getting whitelisted using a table?
local whitelist = {"world_kiIIer","Femme_Devil"}
while wait() do
for i,v in pairs(whitelist) do
if #gui:GetChildren() > 4 and player.Name ~= v then
game.Players.LocalPlayer:Kick("dont cheat")
end
if #rank:GetChildren() > 11 and player.Name ~= v then
player:Kick("dont cheat")
end
end
end
i still get kicked when i got more than allowed (world_kiIIer) is the account i work with in studio
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Please use a dictionary and access its index for stuff like this. your script kicks you because in one of the iterations, a conditional returns false on the whitelist part.
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local whitelist = {
['world_kiIIer'] = true,
['Femme_Devil'] = true
}
while wait() do
if not whitelist[player.Name] then
if #rank:GetChildren() > 11 or #gui:GetChildren() > 4 then
player:Kick("Don't cheat.")
end
end
end
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i dont get why this works and mine doesnt really but this works Gameplayer365247v2 1055 — 4y
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I explained it to you above, in one of the iterations, the conditional statement returns false, in here there is no for loop, only 1 iteration that checks if the player is part of the dictionary, so it works. Elixcore 1337 — 4y
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In your script, it returns true, goes to the next and kicks you, or the other way around, straight up kicking you. Elixcore 1337 — 4y