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#1

Hello! I’m Making A Dragon Ball Game, I Would Like To Create A Script That Doesn’t Run Another Script If The Player Doesn’t Have A Certain Level Set With A Leveling System With Values

My Idea:
Do Something Like: if EXP.Value == 10 then | but it does not work.

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I mean, I would like to Lock A Button [Button to Equip the Skill] for those who do not have a certain level established with the Value of the image above!

Hope you can help me!
You can also contact me on Discord [NaturalGold # 6969]

ATTENTION; THIS IS A REPOST WITH MORE INFO
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#2

if you want level, dont you need to check Level.Value?

Also, you used EXP.Value == 10, that would ONLY work if your EXP.Value is exactly 10, use >= (Greater or equal than) so if Level.Value >= 10 do stuff

#3

Yeah, But To Test I Put XP.
because first I would like to make sure that the script works before applying it to all buttons,

#4

where did you create those values, in a local or a server script?

#5

The Script Under The Button Is A Local Script, But I Have Tested It On Both Classic And Local Script,

#6

If this is a localscript you can try and do this:

    local player = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer

    if player.Stats:FindFirstChild("EXP") then 
       if player.Stats.EXP.Value >= 10 then 
         print("This worked!")
       end
    end
#7

It does not work…
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#8

Is there anything printed in the output? (errors, warnings, etc?)

#9

No. The orange errors are from the leveling system, no problem with the button.

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#10

print(game.Players.LocalPlayer.Stats:WaitForChild(“EXP”).Value) to see if its reading it

#11

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He gives me this error,

#12

sorry do this print(game.Players.LocalPlayer.Stats:WaitForChild("EXP").Value)

#13

Same Answer, Same Mistake!
I tried to write "print (game.Players.LocalPlayer.Stats: WaitForChild (" EXP "). Value)" but it gives an error.

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#14

dont put ("") before and after the print the ends

#15

I didn’t put it in the script, it was to highlight it here on the devforum.

#16

weird, i created a similar scene and it prints just fine

local _Stats = Instance.new("Folder",game.Players.LocalPlayer)

_Stats.Name = "Stats"

Instance.new("IntValue",_Stats).Name = "EXP"

print(game.Players.LocalPlayer.Stats:WaitForChild("EXP").Value)

those first lines are just for me to have those things in my localplayer

#17

I will work on it, Thanks !!!
Hum, i Hope it works.

#18

I fixed, I recreated the whole system of the game and now I have been able to adjust the levels, thanks for everyone who helped me!