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Why is my script acting stupid saying player is not in the game when it is?

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Overseer_Prince 188
5 years ago

So this function is run when a player leaves


function module.RemoveTable(Player)

    wait(30)

    if game.Players:FindFirstChild(tostring(Player)) then

        print(Player,' Is In The')

    else

        Mod[Player.UserId] = nil
        print('Was Destroyed')
    end

end

game.Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(Player)

module.RemoveTable(Player)

but it keeps destroying the table even with the player in the game which means the game thinks hes not in the game

end)

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if Player is an object then use Player.Name I saw you using Player.UserId, tostringing the Player is like making a part a string... greatneil80 2647 — 5y

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Answered by
EmbeddedHorror 299 Badge of Merit Moderation Voter
5 years ago

For starters, it's nothing to do with the script. Scripts have a reason for throwing an error. Right now, you're trying to cast a player to a string. Since that is not possible, the script will throw an error. If you wanted to tostring the player name, you would do this:

tostring(plr.Name)

if you wanted to tostring the id you would do this:

tostring(plr.UserId)

only things that can be cast are strings, ints, etc.

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