People go into Neutral team instead of blue or red

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#4

you can do this :

local Teams = {game.Teams.Red,game.Teams.Blue}
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
local RandomTeam = Teams[math.random(1,#Teams)]
v.Team = RandomTeam
end
How Do I Exclude Teams From Being Selected From The Team Randomizer?
#5

No, i tested it out when i create a team manually it will assign u when u join even when ur alone.

#6

you can still try the code above

#7

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#8

you have to put that after setting the parent of the teams.

#9

That works! Thanks. could you explain what ur block of code exactly does so i can learn from it?

#10

Yeah For Sure!

local Teams = {game.Teams.Red,game.Teams.Blue} -- this table contains both teams instances Which is game.Teams.Red,game.Teams.Blue
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do -- looping through all of the players by using for i,v in pairs loop in this case i is the index and v is the value which is our player.
local RandomTeam = Teams[math.random(1,#Teams)] -- selecting a Random Team from the Teams table.
v.Team = RandomTeam -- v which is the player we will set his Team to the random team.
end
#11

Thanks!, 1 last thing. Due to were using math.random will the teams stay even? so for example when theres 10 people that 5 people are red and 5 people are blue and not 7 people red and 3 people blue for example?

#12

they will be chosen randomly, by what you mean do you want them to be like equal?

#13

Yes, like the Autoassignable function does. that teams are always equal. Sorry my english isnt that good.

#14

you can do something like this then

local t = false
local Teams = {game.Teams.Red,game.Teams.Blue}
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
if t == false then
v.Team = Teams[1]
t = true
else
v.Team = Teams[2]
t = false
end
How Do I Exclude Teams From Being Selected From The Team Randomizer?
#15

Could you explain me again what this all does? xD

#16

sure

local t = false -- we create a boolean variable called t
local Teams = {game.Teams.Red,game.Teams.Blue} -- Teams Table
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do -- Looping through all of the players by using for i,v in pairs loop so i is the index and v is the value which is our player.
if t == false then -- Checking if the t is equals to false
v.Team = Teams[1] -- if so the Player's Team will be the first value in the table which is game.Teams.Red
t = true -- we set t to true
else
v.Team = Teams[2] -- we set the player Team to the 2nd value in the table which is game.Teams.Blue
t = false -- we set t to false.
end
#17

this will create a sort of an organization for example it will be like this
lets say that the game has 7 players
it will be like this

  • Red : 1 Blue : 1
  • Red : 2 Blue : 2
  • Red : 3 Blue : 3
  • Red : 4 Blue : 3
#18

Thanks alot!. Would it be possible to also make this able to have 4 teams? (before i start asking again)

#19

yes.
you can also turn this into a function.

local t = 1
local Teams = {game.Teams.Red,game.Teams.Blue,game.Teams.Green,game.Teams.Yellow}
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
if t == 1 then
v.Team = Teams[1]
t = 2
elseif t == 2 then
v.Team = Teams[2]
t = 3
elseif t == 3 then
v.Team = Teams[3]
t = 4
elseif t == 4 then
v.Team = Teams[4]
t = 1
end
#21

actually here’s a better way

local Teams = {game.Teams.Red,game.Teams.Blue,game.Teams.Green,game.Teams.Yellow}
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
TeamSelector(v)
end

local t = 1
function TeamSelector(v)
v.Team = Teams[t]
t += 1
if t == 4 then
t = 1
end
end

or

local t = 1
local Teams = {game.Teams.Red,game.Teams.Blue,game.Teams.Green,game.Teams.Yellow}
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
v.Team = Teams[t]
t += 1
if t == 4 then
t = 1
end
end
#22

Thanks alot, ill look into these. Have a nice day and thanks for helping :slight_smile:

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#23

np! feel free to ask anything!

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