So, I have a script that checks groups and in my nested code, one of the if statements checks if theres Groupperms[2], if there is then it goes into logic that checks if youre in both groups. The script doesnt recognize the second string and just goes into the single group logic.
#Script not recognizing second element within an array
fallow storm
function CheckPermissions(Player, PermissionObject)
local RequireTeam = true
local GPLocked = false
local Gamepasses = PermissionObject.Gamepass
local TeamPerms = PermissionObject.TeamPerms
local GroupPerms = PermissionObject.GroupPerms
if PermissionObject.RequireTeam == true then
RequireTeam = true
end
if PermissionObject.IsGamepassLocked == true then
GPLocked = true
end
if GPLocked == true then
local OwnsGamepass = false
if Gamepasses[1] then
for i = 1,#Gamepasses do
if MarketplaceService:UserOwnsGamePassAsync(Player.UserId,Gamepasses[i]) then
OwnsGamepass = true
end
end
end
--
if OwnsGamepass == true then
return true
else
return false
end
else -- If GamepassLocked is false
local Authorised = false
--
local function CheckTeams()
if TeamPerms[1] then
for x = 1,#TeamPerms do
if Player.Team.Name == TeamPerms[x] then
Authorised = true
return true
end
end
end
end
--
if GroupPerms[1] then
if RequireTeam == true then
for i = 1,#GroupPerms do
local Split = string.split(GroupPerms[i],":")
if GroupPerms[2] then
local Split2 = string.split(GroupPerms[2],":")
if Player:GetRankInGroup(Split[1]) >= tonumber(Split[2]) and Player:GetRankInGroup(Split2[1]) >= tonumber(Split2[2]) then
if CheckTeams() == true then
Authorised = true
print("fart2")
return true
else
print("fart3")
return false
end
else
print("fart4")
return false
end
else
for i = 1,#GroupPerms do
local Split = string.split(GroupPerms[i],":")
if Player:GetRankInGroup(Split[1]) >= tonumber(Split[2]) then
Authorised = true
print("fart")
return true
end
end
end
end
end
else
for i = 1,#GroupPerms do
local Split = string.split(GroupPerms[i],":")
if Player:GetRankInGroup(Split[1]) >= tonumber(Split[2]) then
Authorised = true
return true
end
end
end
end
end
(secondary script with arrays that it refers to)
local module = {
["RequireTeam"] = true, -- true: will need to be in one of the listed teams as well as being in the group/owning the gamepass
["IsGamepassLocked"] = false, -- true: ONLY the gamepass matters, all other perm types will be ignored
["Gamepass"] = {""}, -- Copy the format "1231312","123123123" to add more
["TeamPerms"] = {""}, -- Leave as {""} if you want no teams
["GroupPerms"] = {"35936720:1", "32036040:1"}, -- Leave as {""} if you want no groups
}
return module
(the prints were to figure out what was actually firing lol)
crude light
problem is likely that youre checking for GroupPerms[2] insie a group that already iterates for GroupPerms so the logic breaks when GroupPerms[2] is nil even if youre on i = 2 ...
fallow storm
How do I refer to the second string then?
crude light
the new script surpasses the character count so ill try to explain, you should use ipairs() for clean iteration, then you should also Wrap team check in a helper function and make it respect RequireTeam. ( also Use clearer structure for readability and logic separation) if this is hard to understand i can try edit your script and dm it to you since its too long to post here.