Command Bar Problem (with ModuleScripts)

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#1

HELP ME!

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#2

What’s your problem?
I don’t understand?

#3

look at the output (ignore: Sda

#4

What are you trying to do exactly?

#5

bro like i showed you the whole screen

#6

what do you think im trying to do?

#7

IDK

Main word:
Elaborate

#8

im trying to print something in the output using command

#9

Then the function is returning nil, have you tried adding an event?

#10

if you may ask why not just do print(“Something”), the actual code inside of that function is to disbale something

#11

What?
Also why are you even trying to get it from a Module and not put it in the actual script?

#12 
local Module = {}

Module.Disable = function()
    print("OIAHTS")
end 

return Module

The above code is a more standard way of organising module scripts.
To do it the way you intended, you would need to have it as ["Disable'] = instead of Disable =

#13

yup i already tried that and it doesn’t work

#14

Copy and paste the code i sent anyway, and if it still errors, please send the entire error again

#15

actual script what???>?.[quote=“Dede_4242, post:11, topic:2215411, full:true, username:Dede_4242”]
What?
Also why are you even trying to get it from a Module and not put it in the actual script?
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wdym by actual script???

#16

The script in which you are requiring the module

#17

why would i use a script? asdsadasdsa

#18

same error cuz i already tried that in the first place

#19

IDK, maybe because using the Command Bar is pretty much nonsense?

#20

If you put a print statement at the top of the script (before require), does it show up when you require() the script?