Animate Text Label for Overhead GUI

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#1

Can anyone help how to make this code into based on team? (This is animated typewrite for my overhead billboard textlabel):
If i make like this , without based on team, it works:

local label = script.Parent

local function Typewrite(String)

	for Count = 1, #String do

		label.Text = string.sub(String, 1, Count)

		task.wait(0.1)

	end

end

while true do

	Typewrite("Military Police")

	task.wait(3)

	Typewrite("SRT")

	task.wait(3)

end

But once I try to make it based on team, it doesn’t work, please solution for this?
This is the code that doesn’t work, I want to make it work based on team :

local label = script.Parent
local Player = game:GetService("Players")
local Teams = game:GetService("Teams")

local function Typewrite(String)

	for Count = 1, #String do

		label.Text = string.sub(String, 1, Count)

		task.wait(0.1)

	end

end

while true do
	if Player.Team == Teams["Military Police"] then
		Typewrite("Military Police")

		task.wait(3)

		Typewrite("SRT")

		task.wait(3)
	end
end

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NOTE : I use Normal Script (Server Script Service)

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Really need the solution

#2

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When you call player, you are only referencing the service, not the actual player.

#3

So how to call the player? I need the solution

#4

Do i have to add player:GetPlayers()?

#5

Yes, use game:GetService('Players'):GetPlayers() and run a loop through each player in the table. Then you have the needed Player variable you want for your function.

#6

So I assume I should make like this?

local label = script.Parent
local Player = game:GetService("Players")
local Teams = game:GetService("Teams")

local function Typewrite(String)

	for Count = 1, #String do

		label.Text = string.sub(String, 1, Count)

		task.wait(0.1)

	end

end
while true do
	for _, player in pairs(Player:GetPlayers()) do
		if player.Team == Teams["Military Police"] then
			Typewrite("Military Police")

			task.wait(3)

			Typewrite("SRT")

			task.wait(3)
		end
	end
end

Like this??

#7

Yeah this is right, thank you!

#8

The module you’re using must only work with local scripts. That or you were incorrectly placing server scripts.