Bug a dit :

tfm.exec.disableAutoNewGame(true)

for name,player in pairs(tfm.get.room.playerList) do
tfm.exec.bindKeyboard(name,87,true,true)
end

playerList=tfm.get.room.playerList

tfm.exec.newGame('0')

function eventKeyboard(name,key,down,x,y)
if(key==87) then --when z is pressed
if(playerList[name].isDead==false) then
print('isNotDead')
tfm.exec.killPlayer(name)
elseif(playerList[name].isDead==true) then
print('isDead')
tfm.exec.respawnPlayer(name)
end
end
end

Shamousey a dit :

For future reference, this isn't a bug at all. When you define something in Lua, it'll essentially make a copy of what it is at the time you define it - you'd need to update it again yourself if you want to use another variable name.

a dit :

playerlist={}
playerlist.bestplayer={name="Shamousey"}
newdefinebestplayer=playerlist.bestplayer
newdefinebestplayer.name="Moepl"
newdefinebestplayer.x=200
playerlist.bestplayer.x=100
print(playerlist.bestplayer.name.." "..playerlist.bestplayer.x)
print(newdefinebestplayer.name.." "..newdefinebestplayer.x)