Hi, sorry for bad english
I have a LocalScript with my script inside, but only certain player can use it! Like this:
ALLOWED_ACCESS = {
[myid] = true,
[myfriendid] = true,
[blablaid] = true,
}
This need to be inside the LocalScript, and if the name is inside the "ALLOWED_ACCESS", the Player can activate the LocalScript
Exist a method to do it?
Well i don't really understand what you wanted cause i'm missing some information about it but i can show you an example script with that method:
ALLOWED_ACCESS = {
[myid] = true,
[friendsid] = true,
[blablaid] = true,
}
function checkifallowed(userid)
for ids,allowed in pairs(ALLOWED_ACCESS) do
if ids == userid and allowed then
return true
else
return false
end
end
end
wait(5)
if checkifallowed(game.Players.LocalPlayer.UserId) then
print("YASS I'M ALLOWED :3")
else
print("cri im not allowed ;((")
end
BUT HEAR ME OUT
There's an easier way to do this:
ALLOWED_ACCESS = {myfriendsid,myid,blalaid,blalaid,ucankeeponaddingids}
function checkifallowed(userid)
for _,allowed in pairs(ALLOWED_ACCESS) do
if allowed == userid then
return true
else
return false
end
end
end
wait(5)
if checkifallowed(game.Players.LocalPlayer.UserId) then
print("ok cool i'm allowed :D")
else
print("cri im not allowed :(")
end
if it worked please accept, thank you
but of course if you have any problem with it please let me know.
GG, works perfectly
Not work... work only the first ID
Hello check your new post :D
this could easily be changed by an exploiter so security-wise this is not the way to do it.
dude it's a localscript if an exploiter wants to exploit it he will lmao
Since you made your whitelist a dictionary, you don't need the loop.
This:
ALLOWED_ACCESS = {
[myid] = true,
[friendsid] = true,
[blablaid] = true,
}
function checkifallowed(userid)
for ids,allowed in pairs(ALLOWED_ACCESS) do
if ids == userid and allowed then
return true
else
return false
end
end
end
Can just be this:
ALLOWED_ACCESS = {
[myid] = true,
[friendsid] = true,
[blablaid] = true,
}
function checkifallowed(userid)
return ALLOWED_ACCESS[userid] or false
end
The or false is optional, but it's a good habit to return true or false rather than true or nil when a boolean is expected, so that if you were to print it or compare to false it would work as expected. That said, even having a function wrap this dictionary is probably unnecessary if it's only called from within this same script. If it were part of an API exposed from a module to other scripts, you'd want this to stay a function.
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3 comments
depends what can he activate?
and when?
and what's the localscript?