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How do you make a 'team full' function script? [closed]
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Hi! I'm making a game with teams where the players can choose their team, but I don't want that one team has 10 players and one team 2 players.
Does someone know what script I need to make it?
PS: If my English is bad, It's because I'm from another country.
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the following should work
local team;
int max_players_on_team = 10;
if (#team:GetPlayers() > max_players_on_team)
cout<<"Team full";
else
cout<<"team not full";
end
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sorrym change `cout<<x;` to print(x), and `int` to local.. I've ben coding quite a lot in C++ lately and I am tired AF, so sorry for the C++ syntax User#23252 26 — 4y
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-1 for confusing user with syntax from other languages, he knows absolutely nothing, for spoonfeeding and for excluding braces from control structures programmerHere 371 — 4y
Closed as Not Constructive by programmerHere, Just2Terrify, CeramicTile, User#23252, and royaltoe
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