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#61

Make a print command and make it print something and then use that command in chat

#62

what do i do with them then?

local Commands = {
	
	ban = function(player, victim)
		
		local DataStoreService = game:GetService("DataStoreService")
		local BanDataStore = DataStoreService:GetDataStore("BanData")
		
		local success, errormessage = pcall(function()
			BanDataStore:SetAsync(victim.UserId, true)
		end)
		
		if success then
			print "Player is now banned."
		end
		
		victim:Kick("You have been permanently banned.")
		
	end;
	
	kill = function(player, victim)
		
	end;
	
	to = function(player, victim)
		player.Character:MoveTo(victim.Character.Head.Position)
	end;
	
	bring = function(player, victim)
		victim.Character:MoveTo(player.Character.Head.Position)
	end;
	
	grow = function(player, victim, value)
		if victim.Character:FindFirstChild("Growth") then
			victim.Character.Growth.Value = value
		end
	end;
	
}

return Commands
#63

Make a print command and then use that command in chat

test = function(...)
	print(...)
end

then in chat say “:test asd 123”

#64 
	kill = function(player, victim)
		print"killed"
	end;```
prints now.
#65

it prints twice actually too af svs vxcv xc v

#66

cuz ur calling print(CommandFunc()), remove that

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#67

got it, now it doesn’t run the commands onto players tho

local Commands = {
	
	ban = function(player, victim)
		
		local DataStoreService = game:GetService("DataStoreService")
		local BanDataStore = DataStoreService:GetDataStore("BanData")
		
		local success, errormessage = pcall(function()
			BanDataStore:SetAsync(victim.UserId, true)
		end)
		
		if success then
			print "Player is now banned."
		end
		
		victim:Kick("You have been permanently banned.")
		
	end;
	
	kill = function(player, victim)
		print"killed"
	end;
	
	to = function(player, victim)
		player.Character:MoveTo(victim.Character.Head.Position)
	end;
	
	bring = function(player, victim)
		victim.Character:MoveTo(player.Character.Head.Position)
	end;
	
	grow = function(player, victim, value)
		if victim.Character:FindFirstChild("Growth") then
			victim.Character.Growth.Value = value
		end
	end;
	
}

return Commands
#68

Earlier I told you to make a FindPlayer function inside of the commands module.

Here you go Lol

local Players = game:GetService'Players'
local function GetPlayers(Name)
	Name = string.lower(Name)
	local Return = {}
	for i, Player in pairs(Players:GetPlayers()) do
		if string.find(string.lower(Player.Name), Name) then
			table.insert(Return, Player)
		end
	end
	return Return
end

local Commands = {
	kill = function(player, victim)
		local Players = GetPlayers(victim)
		for i, Player in pairs(Players) do
			if Player.Character then
				Player.Character:BreakJoints()
			end
		end
	end;
}

return Commands
#69

it doesnt work, is that the victim or the player?

#70

It works, player is the caller of the function, and Player is the target that it finds, if you want you can rename Player to victimPlayer or something

#71

error: 15:05:27.321 ServerScriptService.Admin.Commands:35: attempt to index nil with ‘Humanoid’ - Server - Commands:35

(on the kill command line)

local function GetPlayers(Name)
	Name = string.lower(Name)
	local Return = {}
	for i, victimPlayer  in pairs(Players:GetPlayers()) do
		if string.find(string.lower(victimPlayer.Name), Name) then
			table.insert(Return, victimPlayer)
		end
	end
	return Return
end

================================

kill = function(player, victim)
		local victimPlayer = GetPlayers(victim)
		victimPlayer.Character.Humanoid.Health = 0
		print"killed"
	end;
#72

Means it doesn’t exist use

victim.Character:WaitForChild("Humanoid").Health = 0

instead of

‘victim.Character.Humanoid.Health = 0’

#73

Since GetPlayers is returning a table, wouldn’t you want to iterate through the return via a generic for?
EDIT

His GetPlayers method is returning the player with the matching name

He needs to iterate through the table returned in his command.

#74

It already iterates through the table in the GetPlayers function

#75

Good admin but may needs loads of commands otherwise not many people will use it.

Give it some guis as well maybe.

#76

what do i do then?
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#77

In your command code, victimPlayer is the return value for the matched players - you could use a generic for to iterate through it and kill the players from there.

kill = function(player, victim)
	local victimPlayer = GetPlayers(victim)
	for i, v in ipairs(victimPlayer) do -- Iterates through the matched player table returned
		if v.Character and v.Character:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then -- Check for the character and humanoid for the player
			v.Character.Humanoid.Health = 0 -- Kill the player
		end
	end
	print"killed"
end;
#78

As @TheeDeathCaster said, GetPlayers(Name) returns a table of all players that got matched by “Name”

For example: let’s say there are three players, Bob, Bob1, and Jeff2. If you do

local victimPlayers = GetPlayers("bob")

then victimPlayers would be a table containing all the player objects that the GetPlayers function found by comparing names.

-- victimPlayers table
{
    game.Players.Bob,
    game.Players.Bob1
}