local function f1()
local var = false
end
function f2()
local var = true
end
task.spawn(function()
local function f3()
end
function dasondon()
print("Success")
end
end)
The function dasondon is underlined orange, any ideas?
local function f1()
local var = false
end
function f2()
local var = true
end
task.spawn(function()
local function f3()
end
function dasondon()
print("Success")
end
end)
The function dasondon is underlined orange, any ideas?
It may want you to define it outside of task.spawn, but also the function could be local to another running instance depending on how you defined it.
Yeah I think its because I’m using a global function in a task.spawn function in which the task.spawn function creates a new thread while seperating from my current one.
mark mine as solution <3
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I didn’t get the solution from that because it does want me to define it outside of the task.spawn function but its because the task.spawn function is creating a new thread.
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