I was creating a data store system with tables, and I was able to understand the problem I was having. But my question is, how do I use
table.insert()
creating a table as parameters?
I was creating a data store system with tables, and I was able to understand the problem I was having. But my question is, how do I use
table.insert()
creating a table as parameters?
first parameter is the table, second is the position, and the third is the value
it can be used in two ways
table.insert(Table, Value)
or
table.insert(Table, Position, Value)
Yes my bro, I know that, but my question is: how do I insert a table inside a table itself, not a value.
like
local MyTable = {}
table.insert(MyTable, the table)
this would work
local mainTable = {}
local tableToInsert = {}
table.insert(mainTable,tableToInsert)
Another way to do this is
local mainTable = {}
mainTable["Key"] = {}
this table can be accessed by
mainTable["Key"]
a table is a value you can insert, @TheBrainy06’s script shows this
EDIT: if this wasn’t true then we couldn’t use matrices