hello devs. i am making a multiplayer game. and im making a system that detects who is player 1 and who is player 2. but i cant figure out how to get the player from an object value.
If the objectvalue.Value is a player then why don’t you just use that. I don’t understand the question.
If the player1 value is set to the player then try this:
local player = workspace.Players.Player1.Value
its not set the player. its set to the character actually.
my mistake i forgot to say that the object value is a character not a player
Then try this:
local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(workspace.Players.Player1.Value)Then set it to the player or just do Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(character)
it works but theres one problem. it doesnt detect the player 2. since the argument is nil. is there a way i can make it always detect? until the object value is not equal to nil?
Did you set the player2 value to the second player character?
if so try this (Make sure that there is a value named “Player2” just like “Player1”)
local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(workspace.Players.Player2.Value)
repeat
task.wait()
until objectValue.Value ~= nil
--Run code
how do i do that into a variable?
oh wait nvm i think i got it. ------------------------
it works. thanks. -------------------------
What do you mean by that comment?
oh wait never mind. it just gave me an error when i tried it in 2 player testing.
What error did you get would you mind adding?
i maybe i typed it wrong? but i dont know.
Show us the code where you’re running :WaitForChild() that doesn’t have anything to do with my previous code.
Try changing the player variable to this
local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(workspace.Players.Player2.Value)