Help making a reverse of this invis script

[Blakestr]

Still learning...someone helped me with creating this:

local function InvisibleThink()
	for k, v in pairs(player.GetAll()) do
		local ActiveWeapon = v:GetActiveWeapon()
		if v.Invisible and IsValid(ActiveWeapon) and ActiveWeapon ~= v.CloakedWeapon then
			v.CloakedWeapon = ActiveWeapon
			ActiveWeapon:SetNoDraw(true)

			if ActiveWeapon:GetClass() == "weapon_physgun" then
				for a, b in pairs(ents.FindByClass("physgun_beam")) do
					if b:GetParent() == v then
						b:SetNoDraw(true)
					end
				end
			end
		end
	end
end
hook.Add("Think", "InvisiblePlayer", InvisibleThink)

function InvisiblePlayer(ply, invis)
	ply.Invisible = invis
	ply:SetNoDraw(invis)

	for k, v in pairs(ply:GetWeapons()) do
		v:SetNoDraw(invis)
	end

	for k,v in pairs(ents.FindByClass("physgun_beam")) do
		if v:GetParent() == target then
			v:SetNoDraw(invis)
		end
	end

	if not invis then
		ply.CloakedWeapon = nil
	end
end
concommand.Add ("hidemenow", InvisiblePlayer)

sta

What is the most effective way to make a function that undoes this. Do I need to make a brand new function and reverse everything. (which is probably beyond me, simply because there are a lot of variables switching back and forth here and I'd have to get them all right...I'd prefer to not have to spend more hours staring blankly at this but I want to at least get started on the right path...

[roastchicken]

If you want to make them visible again, just set invis to true.

[Zapk]

[QUOTE=Blakestr;48903550]

	for k,v in pairs(ents.FindByClass("physgun_beam")) do
		if v:GetParent() == target then
			v:SetNoDraw(invis)
		end
	end

[/QUOTE]

Where is target being defined?

[Blakestr]

[QUOTE=roastchicken;48904126]If you want to make them visible again, just set invis to true.[/QUOTE]

Could you help me with the syntax and placement on that? Would this actually work? Seems too simple..

function ReAppear(ply) 
          ply.SetNoDraw = false 

end 

I keep getting nil errors on ply being local. I've tried running a loop with no luck.

[roastchicken]

[QUOTE=Blakestr;48904718]Could you help me with the syntax and placement on that? Would this actually work? Seems too simple..

function ReAppear(ply) 
          ply.SetNoDraw = false 

end 

I keep getting nil errors on ply being local. I've tried running a loop with no luck.[/QUOTE]

You already have a function there that takes invis as an argument. If you want it as a command, just create a new function and from within that function call InvisiblePlayer( ply, true )

[Blakestr]

[QUOTE=roastchicken;48904980]You already have a function there that takes invis as an argument. If you want it as a command, just create a new function and from within that function call InvisiblePlayer( ply, true )[/QUOTE]

 
function ReAppear()
InvisiblePlayer( ply, true )
end

I still get ply local nil error with this...

[boxvader2]

[QUOTE=Blakestr;48907441]

 
function ReAppear()
InvisiblePlayer( ply, true )
end

I still get ply local nil error with this...[/QUOTE]

That's because ply is not a defined variable.