PlayerFromCharacter (Method): Difference between revisions
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<span style="font-size:16px; font-weight:bold;">Please Note: When using this method in places, it's name must be in camelCase.</span> | |||
{{Example|You give this function a model, and it will return the player if the model is the character of that player, or nil. | {{Example|You give this function a model, and it will return the player if the model is the character of that player, or nil. | ||
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local Player = Game.Players: | local Player = Game.Players:playerFromCharacter( Workspace.Player ) | ||
print(Player) | print(Player) | ||
>Player | >Player | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 27 December 2010
 PlayerFromCharacter( Instance character )
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| Returns | Player object which is controlling the character. |
| Description: | Gives you the player from that player's character. |
| Member of: | Players |
Please Note: When using this method in places, it's name must be in camelCase.
Example
You give this function a model, and it will return the player if the model is the character of that player, or nil.
local Player = Game.Players:playerFromCharacter( Workspace.Player ) print(Player) >Player
