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I tried many things like creating functions and doing other random stuff which didn't had much effect regarding the script.
Please
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How to stop 'for'
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I tried many things like creating functions and doing other random stuff which didn't had much effect regarding the script.
Please
http://www.lua.org/pil/4.4.html 
Mami Tomoe: You don't need break/return in this case, you have to rewrite/rethink the whole logic of the for-loop and the if-statements.The short answer is to move the messages outside the for-loop, because lines 7-26 are executed for EVERY EXISTING PLAYER and not just once when the command is parsed.
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If you want everyone to get a message, use
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msg("Text to display")
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msg2(id,"Test to display")
If you replace simple message into msg2, your problem is likely to be solved but it makes no sense to use it if you want to display it to all players unconditionally.
Rainoth: Tried that, works the same for msg and msg2 VADemon has written@ Mami Tomoe: You don't need break/return in this case, you have to rewrite/rethink the whole logic of the for-loop and the if-statements.
The short answer is to move the messages outside the for-loop, because lines 7-26 are executed for EVERY EXISTING PLAYER and not just once when the command is parsed.
Mami Tomoe: You don't need break/return in this case, you have to rewrite/rethink the whole logic of the for-loop and the if-statements.The short answer is to move the messages outside the for-loop, because lines 7-26 are executed for EVERY EXISTING PLAYER and not just once when the command is parsed.
I tried to make a function to do that for me but it called @
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...code... giveallmsg(id,pl,moneyall) ...code... function giveallmsg(id,pl,moneyall) ...code... end
You may want to work on tabbing your code, you use certain things needlessly. I mean, why would you check if a number isn't nil if you check it's value afterwards!? Even if it's nil, you didn't write a message for such a mistake? Also you might want to make up your mind on whether you want to use "rp_msg2" function or "msg2" function.
Rainoth: Thanks it workedRegarding the things you said, the command was experimental so I didn't notice these things and was busy fixing that problem instead.
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