How To Check For A Value In The Player

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#22

Don’t tell me the script is on the Server as well

#23

That might be it… If it runs on server alone…

#24

Which one the checking for value?

#25

Yeah that one, is that on a Server or Local Script?

#26

its on the sever not on the client

#27

I think it should be on the client and what defines the player for your code?

#28

oop ik my mistake lol omg im so

#29

yeah it runs with local player…

#30

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It’s fine lol

Just a reminder here, but Server Scripts cannot access the Local Player no matter where you put it
You can easily fix this by replacing it with a LocalScript instead, then I think you can fire a RemoteEvent from the client to the server that way?

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#31

So now for the bigger question… Who gets the solution :rofl:

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#32

Just try our possible answers and see what results you get, then afterwards you can mark the most helpful one as a solution :sweat_smile:
I also need to save my Funni GIF memes at the most random times

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#33

No clue… I’d say Jack though he brought up the script types first

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#34

Ok ill see what happens :grin:

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#35

Ok ill see what happens :slight_smile:

#36

you know we both see that you replied to us you only need to write it once

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#37

If you want to use a server script, you can use PlayerAdded to get the player object, or if its in StarterPlayerScripts or StarterCharacterScripts, using .Parent and :WaitForChild to get a Player/Character object never failed me before. From there you can go crazy with the rest of your code.

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#38

Yup these type of things usually used to work for me so I didn’t now why It wasn’t working.
But I found out that I was confusing the script because I didnt give it any information about when to start the script. I quickly fixed it by makng a touched event.

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