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Immagetcheez a dit : *extremely late response ;;* The servers were acting a little derpy last week, it all seems to be sorted now though, luckily! |
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I got ## Init Error : Ygtyk.lua:4: attempt to index ? (a nil value) ## [Ygtyk] Lua script loaded in 1 ms (4000 max) s And i did every thing write my script was -- hello.lua -- the first program in every language io.write("Hello world, from ",_VERSION,"!\n") |
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As stated in the Module API FAQ. a dit : Not all Lua functions are available in Transformice, you can see which ones are available in the documentation in the announcements board. |
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Shamousey a dit : Oh ok ty |
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Shamousey a dit : And loadscript / loadfile doesn't exist either. and MANY other modules arean't in the Transformice Lua Library |
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Abdeltif a dit : It's pretty unquestionable that these don't exist (loadscript/loadfile would make no sense if embedded within TFM's Lua library). Unlike the io package, io.write() would likely do what print() does, and io.read() would take the chat command as a user input, hence why Shamo stated this. |
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a dit : ## Init Error : Aritxy.lua:4: Lua destroyed : Runtime too long! Why? |
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Aritxy a dit : Think about where you need to place your "end"s. Indentions don't matter in lua. |
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Aritxy a dit : n will always be the same so the loop will be infinit and simply : n(with is 1)%3 == 1 Infinit loop, TFM = ERROR ! ERROR ! ERROR ! screwing machine >.> So, you need to order your code n=n+1 should be the first line in the loop Then it checks if it is divisible by 3 Did you mean this ?: a dit : |
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## Init Error : Ediz.lua:274: [string "Magicdasha.lua"]:15: unexpected symbol how i fix that? |
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Magicdasha a dit : It means on line 15 of your code, there is a problem |
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Magicdasha a dit : a dit : ERROR : unexpected symbol Why ? To create a table, all of the key-values must be betweed { and } Instead of putting { I wrote [ [ and ] are unexpected symbols This is just an example, you wrote something wrong in line 15 then. |
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Doge in #control??? SO FUN! XD |
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Fiermousel a dit : First you define the variable players as table and add keys and values: players={} keys[name] = {} system.bindMouse(name, true) Then you use it to iterate through the playerList which overwrites it: for name,players in pairs(tfm.get.room.playerList) do Then you try to use a key that only exists in the table that was overwritten: if players[name].removeTime==0 then You will probably want to use two different variables for this. |
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## Init Error : multiple points OMG This: version=0.0.2 fixed, I wrote string |
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LUA broken... |
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Fatihmilano a dit : Yep. |