For loop

[whole zenith]

Hi, It's warning twice the proximity prompt "a" only, not warning "b". How can I fix that?

local function proximities()
    for i, v in game:WaitForChild("Workspace"):WaitForChild("Fries"):GetDescendants() do
        if v:IsA("ProximityPrompt") then 
            task.wait()
            warn(v.Name)
            return v
        end
    end
end

proximities()

Output: ```lua
a (x2)

[solar knot]

is that the whole script

[whole zenith]

Not

But I think it's relateed to that much I sent

[restive ibex]

youre returning v

remove return

or return outside of loop

and why are you waiting for workspace

[mental stone]

local Fries = game.Workspace:WaitForChild("Fries")
for _, prox in ipairs(Fries:GetDescendants()) do
  if prox:IsA("ProximityPrompt") then
    warn(prox.Name)
  end
end

[whole zenith]

Shouldn't I wait for it?

[restive ibex]

game.Workspace 💔

ipairs 💔

[mental stone]

womp womp

[restive ibex]

no its replicated fast

just do workspace.stuff

[restive ibex]

yea womp womp for you

[restive ibex]

where guard clause

[mental stone]

game.Workspace is literaly the same

[restive ibex]

its deprecated

[mental stone]

same output

idgaf

[restive ibex]

skid behaviour

[whole zenith]

I don't want to warn it, just for debuging why not working

[karmic swallow]

Who needs to reduce their code's complexity anyways? let's overcomplicate it

[whole zenith]

I want proximities() = a and b

[karmic swallow]

Ah fuck it, typecast everything to make sure the proximity prompts have the correct type

[mental stone]

everyone has thier way

[spare linden]

** You are now Level 8! **

[karmic swallow]

Why make a function for this? Or will the amount of proximity prompts change over time?

[whole zenith]

No, I don't know If i can find the proximity prompts in the folder I sent without local function

There is some instances that not proximity, but I just want them

[sand seal]

How is it deprecated?

I think Workspace is deprecated but game.Workspace being deprecated doesn't make sense.

[karmic swallow]

Well this is a good case of optimization vs how dynamic the code is.

The loop will take way more resources than just indexing the proxies, yet it would be considered hard coding it in

[karmic swallow]

well Workspace is replaced by workspace. And game.workspace is deprecated and replaced with game.Workspace... useful changes

[sand seal]

Keep the proximities in a module script and add them through the module script, so it can fetch them for you and give them to you. Do that for all of the objects that you need to query, and you will have an easier time querying them and tracking them.

[restive ibex]

its the same shit except workspace is a global that returns game:getservice('workspace') its a better coding ethic to type workspace

[sand seal]

I never knew you could do game.workspace, I've never even seen that.

[sand seal]

It's not a better coding ethic it's just how you do it so you think it's better.

[restive ibex]

❓

[karmic swallow]

I believe it was required many moons ago, until they made the Workspace global, which is now replaced by workspace

[restive ibex]

yeah surely its not a better coding ethic

[sand seal]

Idek what you mean by "better coding ethic" you mean a good programming practice?

[karmic swallow]

There is no real reason to do game.workspace anymore. I do even believe it's less efficient than just indexing the global

[sand seal]

Yeah, I've never seen game.workspace.

[whole zenith]

How?

[karmic swallow]

(And even if it isn't, fuck talking about the 4 lines in a script that actually use the global)

[sand seal]

I said how, idk what u want.

[karmic swallow]

He probably wants you to write the scripts for him

[sand seal]

[mental stone]

Idfk what he wants either so

@whole zenith

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