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How would you add more usernames? [closed]

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if game.Players.LocalPlayer.Name == "username 1" then

How would I add more usernames?

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Replace "username" with {"BoogaBoogaHolder123","Username"} Ifigil 4 — 4y
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Unless you want this to be client-sided, do this in a regular script. DeceptiveCaster 3761 — 4y

Closed as Not Constructive by hiimgoodpack and DeceptiveCaster

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Answered by
pwx 1581 Moderation Voter
4 years ago

Okay, your best bet is to use an array storing all the usernames. That way you don't have to keep using 'or' since it's an operator.

I am not entirely sure why you are using a LocalScript for your checks since this can be abused by exploiters, but it's your personal preference I guess.


Players = game:GetService('Players') Player = Players.LocalPlayer local usernameList = {'bob123', 'username', 'robloxadminguy123'} -- Store all the usernames here. function checkUsername(Player) local nameString = Player.Name for _,v in pairs(usernameList) do -- loop through the table if string.lower(v) == string.lower(nameString) then -- use string.lower for cap sensitivity return true -- if username found, return true end end return false -- otherwise no username found, false end if checkUsername(Player) then -- rest of code here end -- end the if statement

A breakdown of the code would be, the array stores the data and the function loops through that data to check if a string matches the data, if it does then it'll pass the if statement.

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Robowon1 323 Moderation Voter
4 years ago

Use the **or **statement

ex:




if game.Players.LocalPlayer.Name == "username 1" or "username 2" or "username 3" then
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-1 for "or statement" (it's an OPERATOR), and for not using it correctly and for not using tables programmerHere 371 — 4y