In the script you posted, you are using two different player variables, one "thePlayer", and the other "targetPlayer", which one is the real one? can you post the complete code?
I thought the same as you, but then I read this part:
Doesn't that mean he can sell something using the YouTube API? because he's not selling the API itself, but a script which makes use of it.
I was wondering, is it somehow possible to make a function/argument to force the browser to act like if it was being used in a mobile device? such as a phone, it could help with creating youtube, etc on a small interface ( such as a phone script ).
You're welcome.
By the way, this was the first and last time you get help from me, I really don't like people who delete the code after they got helped, as it could help someone with a similar problem.
Why are you trying to send the message on the client? that'll output it to the person who's data you are trying to obtain, not the person who used the command.
That's because you are using "ipairs" in your for-loop, you have to use "pairs" like in the wiki example.
"ipairs" is used for numeric indexed tables, that table isn't.
Simply change "ipairs" to "pairs".
They just don't have collisions, you would need to edit the object and add the missing collisions ( I don't know anything related to modding ), then replace the object using the engine functions.