Is there a way to find if a player is in a team?

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#1

Hello, I was making a group rank script, but I have divisions for groups, Instead of adding a bunch of group ID’S is there a way to find if a player is in a team?

#2

If you are using Team Service built in to roblox you can

local player = game.Players.builderman
if player.Team then
   print(player.Team)
end
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#3

In the case of working with divisions in groups, you will have to manually add in each group ID.

However, if each division is a literal Team object in your game, you can follow @Wizard101fire90 's suggestion.

#4

Is there no way to make it show what team your on?

#5

I’m not sure what you mean. If you have a group for each division, then just check each one by it’s ID. If your players are in teams, do Player.Team to get the team name, and place it in a GUI above their head or however you’re going to show their division.

#6

No no, each division has a team for it, which auto teams them, I just need it so it displays their team. for Example above their head it says “CIVILIAN” or “POLICE” or “ERT” etc.

#7

image Would that work?

#8

That’ll error, change the second thing to player.Team.Name (Player.Team is an Instance)
The old result would be: Attempt to compare string with Instance I believe

#9

Thanks so much I will try it! :smiley:

#11

image Why wouldnt this work?

#12

No clue, can you add print statements to see what gets added and what doesn’t?

I do also see this as well:

local nametag = rep.TeamText
...
local newtext = nametag:Clone()
local teamtext = newtext.TeamText

Did you mean to just put 1 TeamText or 2?

#14

you can use tostring() to convert player.Team into a string

teamtext.Text = tostring(player.Team)
#15

I only meant to do 1, did I do something wrong?

#16

image

#17

Is there a way to find a teams color?

#18

Change local teamtext = newtext.TeamText to local teamtext = newtext.Text, TeamText isn’t a property inside TextLabels I don’t believe

#19

You are missing an end, and a ) to your current end.

        teamtext.Text = player.Team.Name -- or tostring(player.Team)
    end)
end)

I also highly suggest that you use a :WaitForChild() on the humanoid and head , since this fires when the character model is created, so the humanoid and the head might not exist yet.

#20 
player.Teams.Team1.TeamColor
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