2 posts
3790 posts
Lincoln, Nebraska
i = "robertgdalton"
g = "ilositall2"
if player == i or player == g then
--success
end
2 posts
Split to new topic.
You would actually want to define a new variable for the second player. What you would do is check if either player has entered their name.i = "robertgdalton" g = "ilositall2" if player == i or player == g then --success end
1583 posts
Germany
local users = {
"Name1",
"Name2",
"Name3"
}
local input = read()
for i = 1, #users, 1 do
if input == users[i] then
--Do something
else
print"You aren't on the list"
end
end
92 posts
If you want an easier way to add new names just use this:If you want to add a new name, go into the users table and make a comma after the last entry then go into a new line and add a new name in quotation marks ^_^/>local users = { "Name1", "Name2", "Name3" } local input = read() for i = 1, #users, 1 do if input == users[i] then --Do something else print"You aren't on the list" end end
local people =
{
["Player1"] = true,
["Player2"] = false,
["Player3"] = true
}
local input = read()
if people[input] then
--Do something
else
print("Sorry, you're not on the list.")
end
1583 posts
Germany
There is always someone who can do it better than the previous :]If you want an easier way to add new names just use this:If you want to add a new name, go into the users table and make a comma after the last entry then go into a new line and add a new name in quotation marks ^_^/>/>local users = { "Name1", "Name2", "Name3" } local input = read() for i = 1, #users, 1 do if input == users[i] then --Do something else print"You aren't on the list" end end
In a way, there's an even easier way to do that.local people = { ["Player1"] = true, ["Player2"] = false, ["Player3"] = true } local input = read() if people[input] then --Do something else print("Sorry, you're not on the list.") end
92 posts
There is always someone who can do it better than the previous :]If you want an easier way to add new names just use this:If you want to add a new name, go into the users table and make a comma after the last entry then go into a new line and add a new name in quotation marks ^_^/>/>local users = { "Name1", "Name2", "Name3" } local input = read() for i = 1, #users, 1 do if input == users[i] then --Do something else print"You aren't on the list" end end
In a way, there's an even easier way to do that.local people = { ["Player1"] = true, ["Player2"] = false, ["Player3"] = true } local input = read() if people[input] then --Do something else print("Sorry, you're not on the list.") end
function isAllowed(text)
return (people[text] == true and "") or "Sorry, you're not allowed."
end
local people =
{
["Player1"] = true,
["Player2"] = false,
["Player3"] = true
}
local input = read()
print(isAllowed(input))
1688 posts
'MURICA
local allowed = "Player1 Player2 Player3"
local input = read()
if allowed:find(input) then
--success
end