How can I save arguments in a table

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#1

So what I want to do is save arguments in a table to use in a loop for a function. Here is a example:

I have a table of 2D point coordinates:
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And I want to loop through each point’s coordinates to use in a go-to function like here:
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So if anyone can help me that will be nice! :smiley:

Btw: this obviously won’t work

#2

You misspelled point as points, also you have 2 indexes per location meaning you need to do it a bit differently.

What I’d suggest is putting each coordinate in a separate table:

local Points = {
{32,32}, {32,1}, {1,1}, {1,32}
}

for _, point in pairs(Points) do
  goto(point) -- or: goto(point[1], point[2])
end

If you’re determined on keeping it formatted as it is, you can skip all even indexes and include i and i+1.

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#3

that does not seem to work because when I tested it on print, it just prints a bunch of bytecode garbage. but I did use it on my goto () function which does take two arguments, nothing happens :confused:

#4

It prints bytecode as that is how tables are saved and stored on ROBLOX’s side of things, if you want it to print proper points, simply:
print(point[1],point[2])

With that being said, I’m not sure why @Legoracer’s solution isn’t compatible with your goto() function, did you make sure to use the goto(point[1],point[2]) example they provided?

#5

I will make a different post going deeper into this :smiley: