The question/title may be weird, but it makes sense.
For example:
";speed mattangeles544444 100"
-- speed will be : string.sub(1,7)
-- mattangeles544444 will be: string.sub(8,18)
-- 100** will be: string.sub(19,22)
If you understand, please answer, as I will be grateful.
You can use string.match() with a capture pattern to retrieve the information from the command. For example, the command pattern might be the sequence of a semicolon, command name, player name, and numerical argument.
local testStr = ";speed mattangeles544444 100"
local pattern = "^;(%w+)%s+([%w_]+)%s+(%d+)$"
local command, player, arg = testStr:match(pattern)
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I don’t know what you’re trying to ask, do you want the string.sub() of the results of a string.sub()?
This question is not so clear, I don't know what you're trying to ask?
this is not a requesting site.
Please provide a script, This is not a requesting site.
where is the ** coming from? why are you not counting the spaces or the ;?
I am not requesting a script, I am sorry for not making the question so clear.
This question is hard to ask.
"Please answer!" it doesn't matter how hard it is, this is NOT a requesting site.
This isn't a request.