Alright, so this is how SplitMessages work.
So basically, we define the message that the player chats.
So, let’s pretend this is the text we’ve set:
local TextToCheck = "Test me For Text"
Now, what this Split Message does, is it creates a table.
When we say:
msg:split(" ")
What we’re actually doing is we’re looking for the spaces (" ") in the text & then we put each word on it’s own as a value in the table.
So it would essentially become.
local Words = {"Test", "me", "For", "Text"}
Each time we’re saying
SplitMessage[1]
We’re getting the first word from that “invisible” Words list.
In total this is what happens:
local TextToCheck = "Test me For Text"
Then we check the messages for having spaces.
local SplitWords = TextToCheck:split(" ")
Once we’ve done that.
We can get each word from saying.
print(SplitWords[1])
^
This would print “Test”
print(SplitWords[4])
^
This would print “Text”
I hope this helps you understand it!
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