Load() | EasyLeaderstats Module

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#1

Hi, I’ve developed a Module Script which allows you to save a player’s leaderstats with an easy format to use. For now, it includes only one public function. I will add an automatic leaderstats loading function soon.

Update 5.31.2022

Now it takes less data storage, thanks to @commitblue for recommending it.
NOTE: To get children: [1], and to get value: [2]

Usages:

local  EL = require(WhereIts)

game.Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(plr)
EL.Save(plr) --changed the format, check Configure
end)

And how it formats it:
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It might look confusing, but see it
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Now you got how easy it formats it. If the format is really confusing for you, wait for me to add Load() function in a close future please.
To get the module for free, click here.

Please return me about it if it helps you or if it has something missing.

  • Useful, I liked it!
  • Good, but has issues. (Reply please)
  • Too confusing.

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[OPEN] Scripter Portfoilo
#2

As a warning, the script got an update so please update your ones if you have the script.

NOTE: You must edit the leaderstats folder in it however you want. And do not forget to edit the config please!

#3

“easy format”

Why make it look so complicated plus take more datastore space?

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#4

Uh would you like just to get values? I think I will remove that [“Type”] since it’s not rly useful

#5

Keep values, but remove [type] and make it the index instead

heres how i want it to format:

["Model"] = {
{values, Name = "amogus"}
{children}
}

Saves much space.

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#6

So should I remove these ""?

#7

What do you mean?

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#8

Example

{
["Model"] = {
Children = {},
Value = nil
}
}

Insted of

{
["Model"] = {
["Children"] = {},
["Value"] = nil
}
}

Also I don’t think {values, Name = "amogus"} would even work since there are two variables but there is only one “amogus”

#9

No they are the same, with [""] and none.

Model = {
{Name = "yes"},
{child}
}

also it will. test it yourself

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#10

If I got it, do you want to get children like ["Model"][2]

#11

Yes. That format saves much more space and more fittinf for datastore

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#12

Thank you really much! I will reply you when I make it like how you say. I’m also gonna choose this as solution

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#13

Hi, I made it like you want (I guess). If that’s what you meant then I will publish it c:
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#14

I cant really understand that, can you send me an example table when using your module?

#15

Sure, hold up please (I will be editing the message)

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@commitblue it’s how it looks

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#16

Its good, heres a reward

an egg!

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#17

To keep this module active, everyone can suggest anything they want to see in the module script so I can add it

#18

Please tell me your ideas on the poll!