Help w/ textlabel tables

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#21

What video? O_o

#22 
local messages = {
	"hehe",
	"lol",
	"badboy"
}


local textlabel = script.Parent

local function writetext(object,length)
	for i,v in pairs(messages) do
		for i = 1, #v do
			object.Text = string.sub(v,1,i)
			wait(length)
		end
	end
end


writetext(textlabel,0.5)
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#23

this video, right here. but i think he’s already made it work

#24

This should help her for 100% I’m sure

#25

Oh my, i’ll check that out o_O thank u !!!

#26

What is ‘object’ ?

#27

path of the gui label/button im pretty sure

#28

is my script working well? if its not tell me

#29

Question, do i need to insert anything into object, length? or nah

#30

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This is after I add an extra line … ???

#31

you forgot to add “,” after every line you add

#32

Late reply, my apology.
Text doesn’t even begin before I get a debug error on script -

object.Text = string.sub(v,1,i)

it questions this.

#33

No error, just the scripting debug questions it.

#34

Text does not even start writing.

#35

Nvm, it works, tysm!!!

#36

No, not erally. On eproblem: he does not have any pauses between his lines.

#37

add

wait()

then?
It’s really the easiest part of scripting. Just look for a part that mentions “messages” and strings, then add the wait() bit.

#38

I tried that actually, that makes him say one letter per the wait(), which was the initial problem.

#39

Wait(). Just wait(). Do not add any numbers. Just add wait(). that’s 0.02 seconds. if you still somehow need it even shorter then use task.wait()

#40

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Where in here do you want me to add wait?