Any other efficient ways to make this?

[iiDonxDonii (Moon)]

So I’m making a gui where the player can choose options, the only issue is making the text actually display the options they have. Although rather simple and I DID managed to get it working, I don’t like how the code looks. I’m trying to make the text display as specified in a table, each options have numerical name instead of alphabetical name (1, 2, 3, 4) Does anyone have other ways to make this or is this literally the only way?

part.ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function(plr)
	local Character = plr.Character
	local Root = Character.PrimaryPart
	local PosDiff = (part.Position - part.Position).Magnitude
	
	local DarkFrame = plr.PlayerGui:FindFirstChild("DarkFrame")
	
	
	Camera.CameraType = Enum.CameraType.Scriptable
	if PosDiff <= 10.6 then
		local newUi = ui:Clone()
		newUi.Name = "Location"
		newUi.Parent = plr.PlayerGui
		
		newUi["1"].Text = Option[1]
		newUi["2"].Text = Option[2]
		newUi["3"].Text = Option[3]
		newUi["4"].Text = Option[4]
	end
end)

[StraightScared (Straight)]

for i = 1, 4 do
newUi[tostring(i)].Text = Option[i]
end

tostring makes numbers into strings. You can also do vice versa with tonumber.

You loop 4 times and “i” equals the number the loop is on.

[iiDonxDonii (Moon)]

Can’t believe it was this simple, thank you!