I don't know why I cant do
table.remove(PlayerTable,Player)
/code/
local PlayerTable = {}
while true do
for i,v in pairs(PlayerTable)do
print(v)
local Player = game.Players[v.Name]
local Character = Player.Character.Humanoid
Character.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if hit.Name == "Lava"then
table.remove(PlayerTable,Player)
print(Player,"Has Died in Lava")
end
end)
end
wait(.5)
end
table.remove() requires the Index placement of the element to extract—it's numerical location. You gave it a Player Object instead, this is why you're receiving a "Number Expected" exception. To find the unknown Index location of an element within a table, you can use the table.find() function which fortunately locates the index placement of the element given. Use this in conjunction with table.remove() and your script should work just fine!
table.remove(PlayerTable,table.find(PlayerTable, Player))
Ty :)
I don't know whether this will work because I haven't tested it.
local PlayerTable = {}
while true do
for i,v in pairs(PlayerTable)do
print(v)
local Player = game.Players[v.Name]
local Character = Player.Character.Humanoid
Character.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if hit.Name == "Lava"then
table.remove(PlayerTable,i)
print(Player,"Has Died in Lava")
end
end)
end
wait(.5)
end
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is there an error?
bad argument #2 to 'remove' (number expected, got Object)
If you set it up as a dictionary you can directly index the player. table["greatneil80"] = nil, orrrrr you can directly index it as a string.
How?