UPumpkinJoin Date: 2010-01-26
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How would I make it so if they have a certain leader stat for example. Class > 199. They'd start with a sword. And if they ever went under they'd lose the sword. But anything over class 200 they would keep it.
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Hello, UPumpkin.
Certainly, you will need an algorithm that can adequately access stored information about a given Player upon event-signalling. Afterwards, it is a matter of utilizing a conditional "if" statement to compare the quantities.
I have devised a custom-notation example to attempt to help you(Note that this is quite different from the syntax used in Lua, as it is only an example expression):
Sword = Object_Space["Sword"];
sub Check_Class(Player){
if(Player["Class"] >= 199){
Sword.Location = Player["Item_Storage"];
elseif(Player["Class"] < 199 & Player["Item_Storage"][Sword.Name] !== nil){
Player["Item_Storage"][Sword.Name] = nil;
}
}
}
Event_Space.Event:connect(Check_Class);
Although the above is somewhat different from a typical Lua example, it seems sufficient to explain the process.
A function known as "Check_Class" is created, with a parameter referring to the actual Player being modified(This assumes that the event signalling the function's execution will provide a reference to the Player object).
Presumably, our Player object is a data structure containing a key known as "Class." The "Class" key allows is refer to the numerical quantity that we would like to compare to the maximum quantity, 199.
Our specified "elseif" condition ensures that if the Class quantity is lesser than 199 whenever the event signals our function's execution, that the sword is properly removed. The "["Item_Storage"][Sword.Name] !== nil" segment ensures that an actual Sword object exists within the specified location.
Regarding a concrete "Lua" example, these links may help you:
http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=Function
http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=Table
http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=Conditional_statement
Although it is somewhat different from what you may have expected, I am hoping that this suggestion is useful for what you intend to accomplish.
Goodbye. |
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unrootJoin Date: 2009-09-18
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You're making your posts way too long for something so simple.
#code print("yolo" .. string.rep("o", math.huge)) |
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"You're making your posts way too long for something so simple"
I suppose that this is an accurate statement.
Extending the concept slightly was actually somewhat amusing. |
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UPumpkinJoin Date: 2010-01-26
Post Count: 590 |
Bumpppppppp
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if some.path < 200 then
something = something.path:findFirstChild("somethinghere")
something:Destroy()
elseif some.path > 200
nil
end
end
end
i might of added too many ends
sweg |
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UPumpkinJoin Date: 2010-01-26
Post Count: 590 |
BUMPPPPPPP
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DrSaintJoin Date: 2009-10-14
Post Count: 18429 |
Mygod Anon, calm down.
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