Hello, I was watching a video by alvin blox and I saw that he had some arrows in his script editor that look like this:
I think that’s just a tab character, while you have four spaces.
Copy and paste this code into your editor:
--[[
These are tabs
a
b
c
These are spaces
a
b
c
--]]
When indenting, try using tab instead of spaces.
The arrows are only for tables and stuff
How do I do that? Hold tab? Here is what happens:
(I am pressing tab)
Nevermind, it’s likely what @PapaBreadd mentioned – I don’t use the whitespace setting so I came to the conclusion of using tab instead of space based on the differences in symbols.
When I press tab (even inside a table) this happens:
You’re doing that inside of block comments, not a table.
Try creating a table like shown in the screenshot from the original post and doing that:
local myTable = {
-- Click tab inside of the table
}
Uncheck “Indent Using Spaces” in the Script Editor settings.
Here’s a screenshot I just took in Studio as an example – this is inside of a table and the arrows were tabs while the dots were spaces:
You might need to disable the setting that @nicemike40 brought up as well (which I was also unaware of, haha. I feel very sloppy with my explanations today 
)
