local function playNext()
if db == false then
db = true
sound.Playing = false
sound.SoundId = “”
wait(.7)
sound.TimePosition = 0
local chosen = nil
local dj = nil
if #requestedSongs > 0 then
chosen = requestedSongs[1]
dj = requestedNames[1]
table.remove(requestedSongs,1)
table.remove(requestedNames,1)
else
repeat chosen = songs[math.random(1,#songs)] until chosen ~= lastsong and chosen ~= nil and ms:GetProductInfo(chosen).Name:lower()~=“(removed for copyright)” and ms:GetProductInfo(chosen).Name:lower()~=“[ content deleted ]”
dj = “SERVER”
end
sound.SoundId = “rbxassetid://”…tostring(chosen)
sound.Playing = true
currentsong = chosen
currentdj = dj
lastsong = chosen
local info
local success, result = pcall(function()
info = ms:GetProductInfo(chosen, Enum.InfoType.Asset)
end)
update:FireAllClients(chosen,dj,info.Name)
resettrellolist()
db = false
end
end
Please format your code correctly, I can’t read that.
Nevermind, I did it myself.
CODE
script.AddCustomSong.OnInvoke = addcustomsongfunction
local function playNext()
if db == false then
db = true
sound.Playing = false
sound.SoundId = “”
wait(.7)
sound.TimePosition = 0
local chosen = nil
local dj = nil
if #requestedSongs > 0 then
chosen = requestedSongs[1]
dj = requestedNames[1]
table.remove(requestedSongs,1)
table.remove(requestedNames,1)
else
repeat chosen = songs[math.random(1,#songs)] until chosen ~= lastsong and chosen ~= nil and ms:GetProductInfo(chosen).Name:lower()~="(removed for copyright)" and ms:GetProductInfo(chosen).Name:lower()~="[ content deleted ]"
dj = “SERVER”
end
sound.SoundId = “rbxassetid://”…tostring(chosen)
sound.Playing = true
currentsong = chosen
currentdj = dj
lastsong = chosen
local info
local success, result = pcall(function()
info = ms:GetProductInfo(chosen, Enum.InfoType.Asset)
end)
update:FireAllClients(chosen,dj,info.Name)
resettrellolist()
db = false
end
end
playNext() – startup
sound.Ended:Connect(function()
playNext()
end)
The concatenation operator is supposed to be 2 dots (.), yes, but I may see an issue here:
I’m lead to believe that this is where the error occurs, since asset ids are 64-bit integers. From the error, I can tell that your table’s entries are strings instead of numbers, so you should change them to numbers
Not really worth mentioning, but when using the 2 dots, when concatenating a number, it converts it to a string