Expected identifier when parsing expression, got '+='

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#1

idk what im doing worng it is saying += is wrong??

while true do
	script.Parent.Text =  game.Players.LocalPlayer.OtherStuff.rebirths.Value += 0.1
	wait(0.01)
end
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#2

Get rid of the += part of your script. When you set the value of a variable you don’t use += unless you are adding to the value directly.

The line should instead be:

-- "+ 0.1" instead of "+= 0.1"
script.Parent.Text = game.Players.Local.OtherStuff.rebirths.Value + 0.1
#3

thanks, also when I fixed it the text says, 1.000000000000000000000000000002 for some reason

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#4

What is the value of the rebirths? Try printing that out and see what it is. That value might be getting messed up before you add to it.

#5

its not the value of the rebirths it is just the code, is there a way i can round it in text?

#6

local variableName = math.round(value)

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#7

You can round numbers to the nearest tenth using a setup in this post.

#8

I think he wants decimals but if not then that would also work.

#9

Ohh decimals, yea then that wouldn’t work

#10

it still does not work here waht it looks like,
image

#11

because your not setting the text to a rounded value

#12

did i write the script wrong?

while true do
	local idk = string.format(game.Players.LocalPlayer.OtherStuff.rebirths.Value + 0.1 .."x")
	script.Parent.Text = idk
	wait(0.01)
end
#13

you are, have it something like this;

string.format("%0.1f", game.Players.LocalPlayer.OtherStuff.rebirths.Value + 0.1).."x"
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#14

It is not showing the decimal or the …“x”

#15

Do a bit of debugging yourself, we’re not here to give out free code

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#16

I messed around with the text and i got wonky i fixed and so thankyou!

#17

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