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You should be able to right click on your script and click “Format Document” if you want the multiple lines like this. Otherwise if that doesn’t work, go to the start of the line and press the tab key to indent. Although if the statement spanning multiple lines isn’t really necessary for readability and such, you can put it all in one line.
I couldn’t find anything about this on StyleLink - Roblox Documentation, so I decided to post something on the forum about this potential issue instead. As you can see from the title of this topic, I am wondering if anybody has seen this type of warning message appear inside their game or not before; (this only seems to be showing up on the game and not inside studio.) I believe this warning ...
Using different datastores does allow you to store more data however, as you are not locked to the 4 MB limit per-key. Still, use 1 datastore. Imo it’s better to have everything in one place rather than multiple. Makes it easier for edits, learned in the hard way. Just use one data store.
Orange Arrow: direction of the front of your model. One you did that, select the model, go to the properties tab, and then find the PrimaryPart propetrty, once you found it, click it and select the HumanoidRootPart, then incercrase the RootPriority property of the RootPart (i recommend 10) Once finished, rig it like this: HumanoidRootPart > Torso.
Apparently I already fixed it, if it was like in this example it seems: MrMoled: function foo() return 1, 2. end. local foo1, foo2 = foo() -- foo1 == 1, foo2 ==2. next page →. Well, I am trying to return two values but doing so gives me the following error: 253: attempt to index nil with number. Before I put the two values to return, it was ...
The function returns two values: “A” and “B”, but the or logical operator expects only two operands, so Lua adjusts the number of returned values to one. As a result of this, the operation evaluates to “A” and Arg2 is given nil. According to Programming in Lua : 5.1 : 5.1 - Multiple Results:
Step 3: Importing the model to Roblox Studio. You’d want to have your game published. And Make sure you have the ‘Asset Manager’ open, from the view tab. Now you can hit the Import button. Simply locate your mesh file and open. Once completed, head on to Meshes and shift select (hold shift and select) the parts, And ‘Insert with ...
I’ve tried with the blocks inside the handle, and outside, aswell as a few different types of weld scripts, and manuel welds. But manuel welding seems to force the objects to rotate and move. just weld the parts and is will fix the backpack. if you no know how to weld you can check on youtube and on roblox plugins.
Hello everyone, does anyone know what these are? its being printed on the client without any referencing and its erroring to all players
What do you want to achieve? I want to save and load multiple values into a datastore! What is the issue? If there are more than 4 values the others need a lot of time to load! What solutions have you tried so far? I tried to look for solutions on the devforum but I didn’t find anything to help me Here is the script: -- local players = game:GetService("Players") local dataStore = game ...