I want to display multiple different variables on their own lines in one textlabel. I have attempted to search for a solution, but all I found was information on how to make a string that contains the enter key. Here is an example to help explain what I want to do.
Say I have 3 variables: a,b, and c. a=1, b=2, and c=3. I would want the textlabel to look like this:
1
2
3
How would I do this?
sorry if the explanation is unclear in some way.
Maybe there’s some kind of variable that makes the text go up and down instead of left and right? If not then I’m not sure how’d you do that. I guess you can make 3 textlabels one on top of another if you can’t find any other solutions.
Just separate each with a new line. You can create a newline in a string with \n
print("Hello\nworld!")
This will print
Hello
world
Thanks for the reply! This would not solve my problem, as that method only works if you’re inputting a string, and you can’t put variables inside of strings. I really appreciate your help!
I’ll definitely consider doing that if I can’t find a way to put it all in one textlabel. Thanks for your help!
You actually can, you can do something like this
local Text = A.."\n"..B.."\n"..C
I’m not entirely sure if that would work so lemme know if it does.
.. Basically adds two strings (or numbers) together, so that would be like doing
"1\n2\n3"
It worked! Thanks so much for helping me with this.