Hello. I have a kick script, it uses \n to create new lines, I’ve done this before on other scripts/games and it worked fine. I tested in multiple studios trying to figure out why it won’t work at all
Code:
player:Kick("You have been banned for " .. BanTimee .. "days. \n Reason: Cheating.")
(no its not due to the BanTimee variable, I’ve tested other ones that are just words.)
Didn’t work
I had changed it to this (removed a [[]] thinking that was the problem)
but it still didnt add a new line and cut off the rest
Huh, use … instead of ,
fillerwordstupidmaxlimit
What is the BanTimee variable defined as?
Try using string.format
player:Kick(string.format([[
You are banned for cheating!,
Time Left: %s
If you believe this is a false ban appeal at: DISCORD_LINK_HERE
]], Time_Left))
Just a number value, in this case 7.
Sorta works in the output
doesnt work in kick message
player:Kick(string.format("You have been banned for %c days.\nReason: Cheating.", BanTimee))
Are you sure that it might just ignore single newlines? Try using two.
Tried that too, nothing seems to be working.
Not sure if they changed the API, but I’ve noticed some people have it working just fine, not too sure
I think a devforum regular is going to have to make a bug report on this, it’s happening to me as well.
Ive tried everything to get this working, even:
me:Kick('Line one\10Line Two')
it appears that \n is registering as the kick message, it is just not displaying correctly
Code:
delay(4, function()
game.Players:GetChildren()[1]:Kick('Line One\10Line Two')
end)
Roblox recently took this functionality out due to an exploit;
Ohhhh okay, thank you. Do you know if this is temporary or permanent?
I assume it’s temporary till they find a proper solution.
Don’t know what I was expecting from Roblox but they still haven’t come up with a proper solution.
Surely it’s not too hard to limit \n to 5 right?
Even easier:
Put the kick message inside a scrollingframe