will this work? i don't have time or resources to test

[Ningaglio]

this is code, can someoen test it for me?

[lua]

function IsPlayerHere( ply, vector1, vector2)
local vector3 = ply:GetPos()

local x1 = vector1.x
local x2 = vector2.x

local y1 = vector1.y
local y2 = vector2.y

local y1 = vector1.z
local y2 = vector2.z

local functions = {}

local function f1()
for i=x1, i=x2 do
if vector3.x == i then
return true
end
end
end

local function f2()
for i=y1, i=y2 do
if vector3.y == i then
return true
end
end
end

local function f3()
for i=z1, i=z2 do
if vector3.z == i then
return true
end
end
end

functions[x] = f1()
functions[y] = f2()
functions[z] = f3()

if functions[x] and functions[y] and functions[z] then
return true
end
end

[/lua]

[Lily]

i can test it, but what is it supposed to do?

[|King Flawless|]

Whats the point of writing code if you dont have time to run it

[Lily]

The script wont work anyways, you got some stuff wrong in there like: functions[x] should be functions["x"] ? And shouldent you just call your functions instantly instead of writing them to a table?

[esalaka]

What the hell. You could just do
[lua]
function IsPlayerHere( ply, v1, v2 )

local p = ply:GetPos()

return ( ( v1.x < p.x and p.x < v2.x ) and ( v1.y < p.y and p.y < v2.y ) and ( v1.z < p.z and p.z < v2.z ) )

end[/lua]