I always see this weird variable/attribute in scripts and wanted to know what it was for.
local ab = true
--function
local ut = ab
ut = false
while ab and object
--function
ut = true
end
in all the scripts containing it, it doesn’t generate an attribute, nor does it have any “if” statements that reference it
ut is a local variable that initially takes the value of ab and can be modified later in the script. Its purpose and functionality may depend on the specific context and code surrounding it, but it appears to be used as a flag or condition variable within the script.
But why does it need to keep getting changed? UT never gets used or anything, so I don’t see the point in having it in the first place.
If its unused then try deleting the line and seeing if anything changes.
Probably an occams razor stype situation. The simplest explanation is that the previous scripter was planning to use the variable, didnt, then copy and pasted some stuff.
Personally never saw this before.
Yeah, it doesn’t really need to be there anyway, as it’s just a CFrame script, not some complicated script covering half of the game.
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