Table not following the rules of nature herself

[hollow hollow]

what is ToolsTable

also dont use pairs its useless

[blazing fiber]

i dont understand your wording

[hollow hollow]

me neither

[mild siren]

a instance list of every 41 Tools

[hollow hollow]

is it a table

or folder

or what

[mild siren]

Table

🙏

[opal needle]

when you use pairs combined with table.remove() you're likely skipping over indices. table.remove() is going to automatically shift the index of the table

[mild siren]

OH

I see

Wait wth do I replace it with then?

[trail shell]

add a shift variable i think and increase when you remove something

local shift = 0
for i,v in ... do
  table.remove(ToolsTable, i - shift)
  shift+=1
end

[short chasm]

** You are now Level 10! **

[unique bloom]

u can do
ToolsTable[b.Name] = nil

[opal needle]

that's the same thing

as table.remove()

[mild siren]

I see

leme re-write then

[opal needle]

try doing this

[mild siren]

(Re-writing it to his idea rn)

[unique bloom]

its not, it wont skip over anything

[trail shell]

ToolsTable[b.Name]=nil wont work unless ToolsTable is a dictionary but im pretty sure its being used as an array

you would have to do ToolsTable[i] = nil

[unique bloom]

oh mb, ur right with this

[mild siren]

I got 21 results that 21 items have been removed
but the other 20
no feedback

._.

[trail shell]

can i see your new code

[trail shell]

oh try doing this

local shift = 0
for i=1,#ToolsTable do
  local b = ToolsTable[i-shift]
  local founditem = workspace.Settings.WorldName.BannedItems:FindFirstChild(b.Name)
  if founditem then
    table.remove(ToolsTable, i - shift)
    shift+=1
    print("...")
   else
     warn("...")
   end
end

[mild siren]

aight

[trail shell]

i think the variable 'b' was also skipping over indices and you have to correct it with shift as well

[mild siren]

ah

could be

[mild siren]

👍

got 41 feedbacks

[trail shell]

nice

[mild siren]

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Thanks mate.