Is it possible to run a for loop like this?

[Jessehenxe (Henxe)]

I was wondering, is it possible to run a for loop like this?

local folder = workspace:WaitForChild('Folder1')
local replicatedFolder = game.ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild('ReplicatedFolder')

for i, item in pairs(folder:GetChildren() and replicatedFolder:GetChildren()) do
       -- code here
end

When I try to do this the code that I am using seems to break and no errors appear in the output.

[Boustifail]

did you try to print “item” to see if something is there? also i would suggest to do something like this:

if item.Parent then
   print(item.Parent.Name)
end

[Jessehenxe (Henxe)]

The folders are not empty, I’ve looked in both folders when the game is running.

[Boustifail]

this is not about if the folders are empty, this is about to see when the loop breaks. by printing the items you could check if it loops all the way and by printing the parent you could check if it loop through both folders or only one folder

[Jessehenxe (Henxe)]

It doesn’t seem to loop through any of the items, it prints nothing.

[Boustifail]

then try to take off one of the GetChildren() and try again to see if it works

[Jessehenxe (Henxe)]

It does work if I remove it, I was wondering if it is possible to do this.

[Boustifail]

Then my answer is: no, you cannot (not 100% sure though)

[Jessehenxe (Henxe)]

Ok, I’ll make a function and then run two seperate for loops. I think that should work.