This is a portion of a script I am making, that's to find the player inside of teams, and divide evenly into 2 teams. But I'm not sure if this is a correct statement. Can someone notify me, if it's invalid, or correct?
if NumPlayers.T1 == 0 then
Message.Text = "T2 wins!"
end
No, there is no way to get how many players there are directly from a Team object. You'd have to go through each player and see what team they are.
local T1Color, T2Color = T1.TeamColor, T2.TeamColor
local Team1, Team2 = { }, { }
for Index, Player in next, Game.Players:GetPlayers() do --in pairs is fine, too.
if Player.TeamColor == T1Color then
table.insert(Team1, Player)
elseif Player.TeamColor == T2Color then
table.insert(Team2, Player)
end
end
Then from there you'd check how many people are on a specific team.
if #Team1 == 0 then
Message.Text = "T2 wins!"
end
I have solved this problem by making a function that returns the number of players on a team. Code:
local function GetPlayerCountFromTeam(teamname)
local counter = 0
local team = game.Teams:FindFirstChild(teamname)
if team then
local players = game.Players:GetChildren()
for count = 1, #players do
if players[count].TeamColor == team.TeamColor then
counter = counter + 1
end
wait()
end
end
return counter
end
In order to get the number of players on a team you would do:
local team1 = GetPlayerCountFromTeam("teamname")
You would replace teamname with whatever your team's name is. team1 would be the exact value of people on your team.
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