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Ugh
Hi.
How do you return a value from a string array? I'm trying to create a hat trading system and I can't get the darned thing to scroll over hats that the people actually have, just hats 1,2,3 etc. I tried using a bunch of different combinations using sarraylen and lindexof, but neither works for me in the way I was trying it. For example, I want the client's 6th hat in the string array to appear over their head. I have everything working but the 6th hat turns out to be hat6.png. I want the value of the 6th number in the string array. |
Hmm, tried using #I(string,index)
I'm not too sure that'll work, but try it anyway. |
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I think that will work, thanks. |
guy, the newfeatures text files are there for a reason, read them
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*Gives a spoonful of don't post in my threads* Also I read newfeatures when I want to know what something means or I forget a syntax, or if I'm looking for something specific. I thought I had to use sarraylen and/or lindex to get it, someone told me that once before. I didn't know about #I. :( |
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*checks forum leaders* Nope, your not. What gives you the right to tell me this? |
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