I tried setting the players team to nil and it did nothing so
You should probably just change it to neutral
The only way I’m aware of (and I’m pretty sure the only way) is setting player.Neutral to true.
But that creates a separate team named “Neutral” automatically, and I doubt you want that.
I would personally create a separate team, like Doomspire, named depending on the game context. Like “spectator” or “eliminated” and setting their team to that.
Kind of odd why roblox wouldnt make a option to set their team to no team lol but alr ill figure something out
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Because that logically would not make sense, even if setting it to “No team” it will just look like a team
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I kinda agree, but that is the purpose of the neutral property. It is to be no team at all, but it’s really it’s own separate team. It’s likely due to how the leaderboard is. It’d look like they’re on a team when they’re not.
Yep you explained it better than me.
It would look like “No team” was just another team due to the nature of how teams visually are represented in the leaderboard
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So if i set nuetral to true and i print the players team will it just return nil
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Nope. It will return the player’s team as neutral I believe. I’ve never done so, but I’m pretty sure it will print out “neutral”
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Okay thanks for the help with this!
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