Getting the error: ServerScriptService.BunnyHandler.MainBunny:28: invalid argument #1 to 'pairs' (table expected, got nil)

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#41 
			for k, v in pairs (BunnyConfig.Bunnys) do
			    if v.ID == bunnyName then
			       bunnyID = v.ID
			        break
			    end
			end

After this loop.

#42

It gives me NormalBunny. So it is working just the SetProperties function is giving an error which is the same error.

#43

Which line of code in the function?

#44 
	for guiObjctName, labelProperties in pairs(propertiesTable) do
#45

Ah, I see. Its the way you set up the module. When you setted up the bunnys module you didn’t set the ID as in like the table. You should do:

Example for 1 bunny:

Module.Bunnys = {

	["NormalBunny"] = {
		Icon = 'rbxassetid://9432469802',


		Display = {
						
			Rarity = Module.Rarities[1],

			Title = {

				Text = 'Normal Bunny',
				TextColor3 = Color3.new(1, 1, 1),
			}
		}
	}
}

this is what you should do for each one. And then from there replace this

for k, v in pairs (BunnyConfig.Bunnys) do
			    if v == bunnyName then
			       bunnyID = v
			        break
			    end
			end
#46

Ok. local nil = nil ← just did this too exceed the least amount of characters required

#47

I don’t get what you mean? Just set the Id as a table, you didn’t set it as one before.

#48

Just ignore it, I am pasting it in and it has a red line under the “NormalBunny” = {

#49

I fixed it, check the code again. Just do that for each bunny. Make the Id as the table and add its stuff inside.

#50

I dont understand sorry please explain

#51

So apparently, the reason why it’s giving an error is that it thinks the “ID” has a table. But it does not as you can see in your old module. That is why it is returning a nil value. With the example I gave you, I set the ID as a table for the other stuff. You hear what I mean?

#52

Also your code is giving the error Expected ‘}’ (to close ‘{’ at line 30), got ‘function’ I am adding them to fit all the bunnys for example, Normal Bunny and Flower Bunny

#53

Yeah, I know. It’s hard to write code in the dev forum, so it may not always be perfect.

#54

Yeah. I understand. I started scripting 2 years ago and took a 3 month break, 5 months ago so I am still refreshing my mind :blush:

#55

I am adding } and }, but it is still not workng

#56

Please show the piece of code.

Replace it with that. I think it messed up at first because when I first posted it was a bit messy.

#57 

	["NormalBunny"] = {
		Icon = 'rbxassetid://9432469802',


		Display = {

			Rarity = Module.Rarities[1],

			Title = {

				Text = 'Normal Bunny',
				TextColor3 = Color3.new(1, 1, 1),
			}
		}
	},
	{
		["NormalBunny"] = {
			Icon = 'rbxassetid://9432469802',


			Display = {

				Rarity = Module.Rarities[1],

				Title = {

					Text = 'Normal Bunny',
					TextColor3 = Color3.new(1, 1, 1),
				}
			}
		}
	}

I am going to add more

#58

Remove this out of the code. You don’t need it

#59

It is still saying the same thing, I am sorry to put you through this

#60

This piece here is the fixed one.