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Im trying to figure out i,v in pairs()? I cant figure out anything with it
What are you able to put inside of the () other than getchildren or tables? Anything specific?
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This is a question that has been answered a ton of times and can be explained via a google search. You're bound to find a better answer there than to have someone re-iterate what you can find. Literally search "for i,v in pairs" Azarth 3141 — 4y
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https://scriptinghelpers.org/search?search=i%2Cv+in+pairs%28%29 User#5423 17 — 4y
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can someone just close this question theres no point in the question being asked for the 50th time dualworlds 90 — 4y
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I looked at the other questions multiple times. I still dont understand it. iiBuilder_Boy 27 — 4y
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for ex this script would kill all the players. inside the pairs parameter you would insert a table, and v would be representing all the members of that table. So right now, v is representing all of the instances under the property of 'Players' Hope this helps!
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetChildren()) do v.Character.Humanoid:TakeDamage(100) end
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I knew that but I don't want to not use the in pairs. I'm confused by what you can put in the (). I know you can use getchildren and tables in it. But I don't know if thats the only thing you can put in it. iiBuilder_Boy 27 — 4y
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It is. http_shawn 1 — 4y