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function _endround()
for _,id in ipairs(player(0,"team1")) do
parse("makect "..id)
end
end
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What's wrong here?
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Apache uwu hat geschriebenLooks fine at a glance, do you have any other conflicting code?
Only this part of my script isn't working.
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addhook("endround","_endround")
function _endround()
for _,id in ipairs(player(0,"team1")) do
parse("makect "..id)
end
end
Infinite Rain: I don't like Tables.@
Apache uwu: yes, bt I've trying another thing, I thinks this'll works! 4Vendetta hat geschrieben@ Infinite Rain: I don't like Tables.
@ Apache uwu: yes, bt I've trying another thing, I thinks this'll works!
Infinite Rain: I don't like Tables.@
Apache uwu: yes, bt I've trying another thing, I thinks this'll works!He said tabs .. and IMO everyone should tab because it just makes life sooo much easier --'
4Vendetta hat geschrieben@ Infinite Rain: I don't like Tables.
@ Apache uwu: yes, bt I've trying another thing, I thinks this'll works!
Infinite Rain: I don't like Tables.@
Apache uwu: yes, bt I've trying another thing, I thinks this'll works!Not tables -.- TABS!
Your script:
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function _endround()
for _,id in ipairs(player(0,"team1")) do
parse("makect "..id)
end
end
must be:
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function _endround()
for _,id in ipairs(player(0,"team1")) do
parse("makect "..id)
end
end
That's called "Tabbing"!!!
Infinite Rain:Actually it's called "indenting".
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