Table.find wont find v.Name?

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1

I want to make a fe2 game
It prints nil and also doesn’t work
I tried making it a local

local lift = {"Roblox"} -- this is not part of my script I use a touch event to insert players to table this is for you to test :D
function loadscreen()
	warn("Loading screen..")
	for i, v in pairs(game.Players:GetChildren()) do
		print(v.Name)
		local plr = table.find(lift, v.Name)
		print(plr)
		if plr then
			warn("Loading gui")
			local gui = game.ReplicatedStorage.ScreenGui:Clone()
			gui.Parent = v.PlayerGui
			gui.Enabled = true
		end
	end
end
2

I tested it out, and it’s probably because the value ISN’T in the table. What is the script for inserting player names and the table.

3

Is there something that’s named “Roblox” inside the Player’s Children…?

4

Like I said in the code that is a example for you to test

5

It’s in the table though I tested it while I was in the table

6

I even printed the table and it showed me in it

7

So when a player steps on the lift it gets inserted in the table and when the round starts it finds that player and moves it to the table but I created a loadscreen function so the player can wait while it’s loading

8

I found what the problem is it was v.Name was the problem so I changed it to v lol

9

It might be because the table is a list of the player objects, not their names. I don’t know for sure though. I’m not the most talented scripter. Try:

local plr = table.find(lift, v)
10

That’s odd. Could you try:

local plr
for i = 1, #lift do
    print(lift[i])
    if lift[i] == v.Name then
        plr = v; print("player found")
    end
end