I don’t want it to kick players inside of the table
It kicks everyone out.
I don’t want it to kick players inside of the table
It kicks everyone out.
using [plr.Name == List ] is a very incorrect thing to do.
try to make a for loop, checking each array in the table to make sure the player’s name surpass each value. what you did in your code checks for all arrays in one value (plr.Name = {"blacksuspect…)
You have to do:
if table.find(List, plr.Name) then
To make your code shorter you can do:
if not table.find(List, plr.Name) then
plr:Kick()
end
@doyouevenbruh33
Making a for loop isn’t really good for this situation, as table.find
is much better.
Hey, also you need to know this:
Or you could use a table.find()…
Not exactly. For loops are great for any situation where you need to find a value in a table
That’s literally what table.find
is for, finding values in tables.
Pretty much, here is the code i guess…
local ListOfPlayers = {"blacksuspect", "PlayerNameHere", "BlackDreon"}
game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(plr)
for i, v in pairs(ListOfPlayers) do
if plr.Name == v then
--Le code here
elseif plr.Name ~= v then
plr:Kick("Begone, you don't have access to this game.") -- I guess you should remove the "Begone".
end
end
end)
For loops, for the purpose of finding values, and table.find
both function the same way, so you can use either one. It depends on personal preference