No it is still saying the same thing but now on the [FlowerBunny]
Module.Bunnys = {
["NormalBunny"] = {
Icon = 'rbxassetid://9432469802',
Display = {
Rarity = Module.Rarities[1],
Title = {
Text = 'Normal Bunny',
TextColor3 = Color3.new(1, 1, 1),
},
},
}
["FlowerBunny"] = {
Icon = 'rbxassetid://9432469802',
Display = {
Rarity = Module.Rarities[1],
Title = {
Text = 'Normal Bunny',
TextColor3 = Color3.new(1, 1, 1),
},
},
}
Which line of code does this error pop up on
["FlowerBunny"] = {
that is the code where the error pops up
Hmm maybe replace it with:
FlowerBunny = {
Do it for each one as well.
Nope still not working. This is getting annoying lol
Oh i fixed it, I am going to test it now 
It probably broke another function, there is supposed to be another place where the function ran and it gave the error, could you show me which one it is?
Edit: Nevermind.
NOOOOOOOOOOOO IT IS STILL GIVING THE SAME ERROR ServerScriptService.BunnyHandler.MainBunny:28: invalid argument #1 to ‘pairs’ (table expected, got nil)
it is still the line
for guiObjctName, labelProperties in pairs(propertiesTable) do
the entire function is this
function Module:SetProperties(Parent, propertiesTable)
for guiObjctName, labelProperties in pairs(propertiesTable) do
local targetGuiObject = Parent:FindFirstChild(guiObjctName)
if targetGuiObject and targetGuiObject:IsA('Frame') then
targetGuiObject = targetGuiObject:FindFirstChild('Label')
end
if not targetGuiObject then
continue
end
for propertyName, propertyValue in pairs(labelProperties) do
targetGuiObject[propertyName] = propertyValue
end
end
end
Ok so replace this:
for k, v in pairs (BunnyConfig.Bunnys) do
if v == bunnyName then
bunnyID = v
break
end
end
with:
for k, v in pairs (BunnyConfig.Bunnys) do
if v == bunnyName then
BunnyModule:CheckBunnyFromID(v)
break
end
end
no remove the function outside the loop because I already fired it from inside.
Now nothing happens when i touch it
Print inisde the for k, v pairs loop “k”. Does it print? Also make sure to leave the
BunnyModule:CheckBunnyFromID(v)
Inside the loop and delete the one outside.
In the loop and what do i print in it also I did delete the one outside
print (k) if it prints then it should work.
it printed all the bunnys, it cycled through them, one time it printed normal bunny the next flower bunny and the next apple bunny. And I only touched normal bunny
Exactly it checks through to see which bunny it is. Thats how it works with the loop. It should work now. Does it give any errors? If nothing happens then it has to do with the module function. Maybe try printing there.