Help with a LUA Code!

Garry's Mod coding
#1

I have a server, with SGRP, but I’ve managed to break the gamemode (I added 3 more new jobs), the server console says there is a error in sv_player.lua, with this code:


function GM:PlayerLoadout(ply)
	if (ply:GetTable().Arrested) then return 
	
	local team == ply:Team()

	ply:Give("keys")
	ply:Give("weapon_physcannon")
	ply:Give("gmod_camera")

Any help would be great, Thanks!


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#2

When i was making a gamemode, i made it ply:Give( “weapon_ar2” ) for instance, with spaces. Try that.

#3

Don’t be so dumb.

[editline]06:54PM[/editline]

Don’t return. Returning “leaps” to the end of the function. Only return if you want to do that (Or make the function equal to a value)

#4

What? He can return what he wants here… he misses an end After the return thats all. And a end to close the function…

#5

He also have == ( is equal to ) where he is only supposed to use one =.

#6

it’s not that, it’s the “local”
This is the Error from my server



StargateRP\gamemode\sv_player.lua:527: unexpected symbol near 'local'

it’s something to do with “local team == ply:Team( )”

And that sentence is sentence number 527 in Notepad++

#7

Read my message.

#8

I tryed with one, still failed, but I try again if you want to :slight_smile:

Edit:
Nope, sorry, still failed.

#9

Try everything we said. There is a lot wrong with your code.

#10 


function GM:PlayerLoadout(ply)
	if (ply:GetTable().Arrested) then return end
	
	local team == ply:Team()

	ply:Give("keys")
	ply:Give("weapon_physcannon")
	ply:Give("gmod_camera")
end
#11

Thanks, I’ve made the code like this:



function GM:PlayerLoadout(ply)
	if (ply:GetTable().Arrested) then return end
	
	local team = ply:Team()

	ply:Give("keys")
	ply:Give("weapon_physcannon")
	ply:Give("gmod_camera")

And then server now gives me this Error:



StargateRP\gamemode\sv_player.lua:756: 'end' expected (to close 'function' at line 524) near '<eof>'

No idea what ‘<eof>’ means, and at line 756, that’s the last line, and there is a “end” there…

And thanks for the help so far, just a little more, and this great gamemode will work again :stuck_out_tongue:

#12

EOF is “End of file”

This means you didn’t end the function.

#13

with 2 “==”? I is that the problem? Capsu said it had to be one “=”

Edit:
Ok, I’ve tryed with “==”, now the console said



StargateRP\gamemode\sv_player.lua:527: unexpected symbol near '=='
#14

He was talking shit (The poster of the code you are using). Use “=” for making something equal to something, and “==” for comparing two variables - are they equivalent to each other?

#15

So EOF is End of File? But it has a end.

and Rute, I can’t have a end after “ply:Give (“gmod_camera”)”, it’s more after that, but that has nothing to do with it, that I’m sure of…

#16

Perhaps you need another end?

#17

But then the other in Playerloadout won’t work?

[editline]06:50PM[/editline]

if I set it up like this, does that change anything, or won’t it be any diffrence?



function GM:PlayerLoadout(ply)
	if (ply:GetTable().Arrested) then return end
	
	local team = ply:Team()
		ply:Give("keys")
		ply:Give("weapon_physcannon")
		ply:Give("gmod_camera")
	end

There are more under here… But that shouldn’t be the problem, that wasn’t the problem before atleast.

#18

You can’t have multiple GM:PlayerLoadout functions. Use if statements instead.

#19

WHAT? End of Function*

#20

it worked, but now I have some other problems… lol
Server console:


 StargateRP\gamemode\sv_player.lua:533: attempt to index global 'CfgVars' (a nil value)

and line 533 in sv_player.lua is


 if (CfgVars["toolgun"] == 1 or Admins[ply:SteamID()] or Tool[ply:SteamID()]) then

and the rest for that line is


 	local team = ply:Team()
		ply:Give("keys")
		ply:Give("weapon_physcannon")
		ply:Give("gmod_camera")
	end

	if (CfgVars["toolgun"] == 1 or Admins[ply:SteamID()] or Tool[ply:SteamID()]) then
		ply:Give("gmod_tool")
	end

	if (CfgVars["physgun"] == 1 or Admins[ply:SteamID()] or Phys[ply:SteamID()]) then
		ply:Give("weapon_physgun")
	end

Plase some more help? :smiley: