Scoping - Roblox Beginners Scripting Tutorial #9 (2024)

[@daniel_denamit724]

crazy that by just looking these videos one by one you see how the views go down and how many people quit this tutroial if you made to this point be proud of your self😁!

[@Random_sshitt]

true that

[@HugeDevGames-o2x]

people that are still here

[@Mickoir]

Same, I'm trying my best after giving up a year ago I'm trying again and seeing how it works out, as someone who doesn't know jack about coding, if someone else can learn it then that means I can too. It takes time and effort. Slow and steady wins the race.

[@coolkid7377]

@@Mickoir yea i hate learning but at the same time i love coding, so it balances it out for me

[@CatsAreCool422]

@@coolkid7377 its also quite fun and interesting

[@snapdragon8723]

For those still having trouble with this part look at the sniper scope example I have provided below. Sniper scope is the most zoomed in when defining a local variable in a function or if statement. (only seeing the head of a dummy) A sniper scope is less zoomed in when you define a local variable in a script. (this range can see the entire body of the dummy.) A sniper scope is the least zoomed in when using a global variable. (this range can see not only the body of this dummy but also many other dummies.) This example is best when used with visuals of a sniper scope training itself on a dummy and then zooming out to see the entire dummy, before finally zooming out to see many dummies. (Unfortunately, I cannot provide an example of such visuals.) You can also provide a similar idea with binoculars or microscope. Edit: I just wanted to add that I thought of a joke you could do where the sniper scope is zoomed in on just a single dummy that has a global variable with the person looking through the scope saying, "A global variable? Were the hell else is this going to be used-" and as they say "used-" they zoom out to see more dummies using the variable and then stop looking through the scope to see an army of dummies using the variable before saying, "Oh, shi-"

[@YassinDapruu]

That was a good explanation, to be honest, and you helped me to recognize it, thanks.

[@lekkieplayzzz]

thx for the explanation and make the joke a meme pksssssss

[@bacon_yuji]

yea i still dont understand but thanks

[@osakadev]

I'm at school watching this video, priorities

[@الخلبوصة]

and im staying up till 4:19 AM just to have the chance to watch this, still priorities

[@YellowYarn]

and I’m staying up till. 4:19 AM just to have the chance to watch this, still priorities (chain)

[@NicolasLae-u8s]

@@YellowYarn and I’m staying up till. 4:19 AM just to have the chance to watch this, still priorities (chain)(chain)

[@realjackbruhman]

@@NicolasLae-u8s and I’m staying up till. 4:19 AM just to have the chance to watch this, still priorities (chain)(chain)(chain)

[@prodbyjackpit]

and im staying up till 4:18 AM just to have the chance to watch this, still priorities (oop mb)

[@Derpysaiyan]

i know a bit about coding already so I'm skimming through some of this, just learned the concept of scoping but it's crazy to me how the views have slowly died down lmfao, yall need to keep going strong 💪

[@chosentendency6004]

im just lazy sometimes

[@LaufzDS]

Mate you are amazing at teaching. local function levelOfGyatts() local result = 100 if result == 100 then local thisresult = true print ("thisresult") else local that result = false print ("thatresult") end end levelOfGyatts()

[@kingstyn]

level of gyatts? lol

[@marwanatta]

level of what😭🙏

[@Remeashbanton]

Naaaah 😂 💀 bros wasting his skill with Brian rot 🙏🙏

[@Buddy_the_dog_Man]

NAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH💀

[@phase-u1q]

@@Remeashbanton if he adds brainrot doesnt mean he is wasting his skill plus it has to be a fun experience learning not just watching and doing normal things

[@SimplyTutuco]

This was SUPER easy to understand! :D Here's what I did: local daCoolestVariable = 123 local function coolnessFunction() local coolnessResult = daCoolestVariable * daCoolestVariable + daCoolestVariable print(coolnessResult) if coolnessResult == 15252 then local epicnessAmount = coolnessResult * coolnessResult * daCoolestVariable print("Your epicness amount is ", epicnessAmount) else local awesomenessAmount = coolnessResult / 2 print("Your awesomeness amount is ", awesomenessAmount) end end coolnessFunction()

[@skil1ed_2011]

Ur incredibly underrated. It's so easy to understand what point you are trying to make. Keep up the good work 😊👌

[@loonificated]

not gonna lie, this one is the most tricky one so far, but even then you make it much easier to understand, thank you!

[@Cole_22]

As a beginner this is the first lua tutorial I actually understand

[@HugeDevGames-o2x]

FAXXXX

[@TH_amir]

Fr he's explaining so well

[@koziloll]

I watched every single DevKing video advanced and beginner and still didnt fully get scripting, ive just started watching you and i already know more than i used too.. great channel definitely recommend

[@Vertect]

Yes amazing, I watched his videos a few times over and got the basics, but he always made mistakes in his videos and wasn't all too concise. BrawlDev is to the point and easy to understand.

[@HugeDevGames-o2x]

@@Vertect fax

[@CatsAreCool422]

it also turns out nice and slow, giving powerful scenarios and examples too. even learning objectives.

[@nathanallred663]

same bro he gets more detailed its awesome like into this folder like the game. into the workshop. into the item like the part then u can say part.material = " Brick" or whatever its so nice

[@ghosthunterroblox2549]

Bro im actually learning script a thing that i tought i would never learn tysm! One day i watch your tutorials then i practice and then practice again and watch you tutorials this is helping me so much! I hope you get 11k subs!

[@HugeDevGames-o2x]

keep up the work!

[@tremurra]

hows the progress going?

[@ghosthunterroblox2549]

@@tremurra good!

[@cafrican8000]

1:48 my sus brain really thought 😂😂

[@Magnificent_Potato]

You are most likely the best youtuber i have every watched to learn to script. You have helped me so much with my journey on game development!

[@Rax_Way]

now this is where it got hard att first i tought lua basics would be easy but now its getting hard however after looking att some comments and practicing am learning more about scoping its about practice ive you ever feel like its to hard keep watching and practicing because you will face many fails but theres nothing stopping you to become a roblox dev

[@swordzendile]

thanks i’ll update you on my journey in a week

[@RA-zn9uu]

@@swordzendile almost a week

[@swordzendile]

@@RA-zn9uu i quit btw. roblox is pretty dumb anyways

[@RedditMaster-gq8tl]

@@swordzendile Dont quit man keep on going

[@Zynxifier]

YEEEESSSSSS 15K SUBS CONGRATS BRAWLDEV!!!

[@Wackygd]

these series of videos are the most helpful ive ever seen this is the script i made from this video local mysecondvari = "string" if mysecondvari == "string" then local number99 = true print(number99) elseif mysecondvari == "string" then local number100 = false print("number100")

[@nzm_f6425]

If you are printing values inside a variable by writing the variable. It's without quotation

[@darblox1366]

for those who don't understand heres a summary:- A global variable is a variable that can be defined and you can use it from anywhere in your script(a global is basically any variable that isn't local,so taking off the local modifier makes it global.) A local variable is a variable that can only be used in the block of code that it’s in.(meaning if you wanna access it from other scripts it won't work either. It would have to be redeclared under a different variable.) if it’s outside of a block of code(i.e a function) then it has been declared and it works throughout the script. why does'nt printing a variable work before i write the variable? take it as reading a book. if i ask you what happens at the end before you read the book, you wouldn't know. same thing applies to the script the script is read from top to bottom, so if you try printing something before its even introduced it wont work and will give you an error.

[@CatsAreCool422]

local function Scoped() local result = 72 local answer = 42 if answer + result == 114 then local printing1 = true print(printing1) else local printing2 = false print(printing2) end end Scoped()

[@DudeDaMonkey]

bro what underrated videos 👍

[@astrorett]

This video made so much sense! Thank you so much!!

[@yourlocaldoormat]

local sigma = 50 local beta = 10 local function auraBattle() if sigma => beta then sigma = true print("SIGMA HAS MORE AURA") else sigma = false print("SIGMA HAS LOST THE AURA BATTLE") end end auraBattle()

[@redithorror-p6t]

this is so corny bro

[@yourlocaldoormat]

@@redithorror-p6t who gives a fuck if I'm writing 500+ lines of code for a battlegrounds game. It's satire and I didn't have any idea for other variables. Make yourself of use by not bothering me.

[@pryt0n180]

@@yourlocaldoormat if @normalperson8743 == is a cornball then @normalperson8745:Destroy() end

[@Smite_1]

@@yourlocaldoormat Well, Someone is mad

[@yourlocaldoormat]

@@Smite_1 im mad at some lazy ass spending his time looking through comments on a scripting tutorial. I'm literally making a game and written over 750 lines of code now. I've coded punching, dashing, blocking, sprinting and more. I have a team working on the game that includes animators, modellers, concept artists, digital artists and more. If your gonna be watching videos like this put it to use and do something with your life.

[@antoinethelark]

love this series. been trying to learn scripting forever and none of the other tutorials helped. this is actually helping me. soon i can build and script

[@Poutto]

HELL YEAH ANOTHER UPLOAD

[@laptopcryptoinsane]

Bro this channel is so underrated new sub

[@glitcharmy8]

Fr fr

[@Nana-vo5jf]

local dark = game.Workspace.Baseplate local function hi() local result = nil if result == true then dark.Material = "Grass" end if result == nil then dark.Material = "Brick" end end hi() bro tysm it works

[@eclergt9926]

I'd add something to this, if your variable is tied to a function or if/else statement, you can reuse that variable name if you are out of the scope of that function/if, else. So for example, like he has in his video, in the if he named his var result1 and in the else result2, but he couldv used result1 as a name again in the else statement. Hopefully I made this clear enough for people to understand.

[@rusydanroslen6606]

thank you brawldev for this amazin video :D

[@nonaplayz4789]

Lovee ur way of explaining! Really u made things easier for me as a begginer! Tysmmmm

[@HugeDevGames-o2x]

fax

[@Kyoryokuna_Fallen]

another great video 😊very fun.

[@bradenknipp9362]

9:10 so how would you access the value if you wanted to? would it be as simple as just not putting local? if so then why put local in the first place what are the downsides of not putting local

[@Berrvishim]

thank you for helping me code and learn somthing ive been wanting to learn for ages

[@B0MSH1K]

These videos are allowing me to learn scripting thank you so much, also here is my learning objective :) local function skibiditoilet() local result = "I love skibidi toilet!" if result == "I love skibidi toilet!" then local result1 = true print("He loves skibidi toilet!") else print("He does not love skibidi toilet! :(") end end skibiditoilet()

[@bananadude699]

My guy deserves more ngl

[@draivitz]

Had fun with the if statements by making a jackpot print, hope I have fun with the rest of these tutorials

[@JoeyDixonNixon]

since i already have learned scoping last episode i have nothing here :p Btw your videos are great!

[@cutesy2282]

Oh how?

[@cakeobear]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@LertsPlays]

bro thank you so much you are helping me undertand at the beginning of today i didnt even know what like local and all that stuff was now i fully understand

[@HugeDevGames-o2x]

keep up the good work i believe in you!

[@SLick31]

local function ArcerosDamage () local result = 110 if result == 10 then local resultis = false print("resultis") else local result = true print("resultis") end end ArcerosDamage() -- for anyone wondering what Arceros is it's creature from pokemon game from roblox loomian legacy. it carries me

[@boxblox1986]

local myGrades = math.random(1,100) local function passGrades() return 90 end if passGrades()

[@VersatileMC]

Your program is correct and it successfully gives an output But the main topic covered in this video is about whether the program is able to recognize different variables For example if you created the "myGrades" Variable first inside the "passGrades()" Function While the program is comparing if passGrades() function is

[@bonbon620]

bro how do u not have more then 1m subs. you are like the Kohl of youtube

[@BoredAsf.]

--scoping is when you make a variable inside a function, which makes it so you cant use that variable outside of the function. -- even if you try to call it, it will not work. and when using "else" it wouldnt work. only when used in the variable. --my own scoping: local function MyCoolFunctionGYATT() local result = 100 if result == 100 then local result1 = "GYATT" print(result1) else local result2 = "NOT GYATT" print(result2) end end was this good?

[@anchor7549]

local function simpleAdd(number1, number2) local result = number1 + number2 if result < 5 then local answer1 = "the result is smaller than 5" print(answer1) elseif result > 5 then local answer2 = "the result is greater than 5" print(answer2) end end simpleAdd(1, 10) simpleAdd (1, 3)

[@barry0_0]

im a big fan bro

[@anchor7549]

@@barry0_0 thank you

[@lolghost5041]

local function countdown(number) local time = number if time > 0 then time = time - 1 print(time) countdown(time) elseif time == 0 then print("countdown successful") else print("countdown failed") end end countdown(20)

[@zolfoxgaming4144]

like i started without knowing anything about coding but with this knowledge I can kind of do it now (well a little bit of it ig). But i still struggle with it alot but i can't thank you enough for these tutorials lol

[@liamm__.18]

local function thingy() local result = 10 if result == 10 then local result1 = "it is indeed 10!" print(result1) else local result2 = "it is not 10." print(result2) end end thingy()

[@scratchystuff]

first tourtarial that properly teached me :D

[@not_void_line]

7:25 am i scizo or did his voice just double

[@banditbaws]

print(myVariableOne) myVariableOne = 'Hello' local function myFunctionOne(num1,num2) local result = num1+num2 if result >= 5 then local myVariableTwo = 'What a big number!' print(myVariableTwo) elseif result

[@YiChenWang-f2b]

local a1 = "a1, a2, and a3 are basically a global code which can be used to all. b1 is a local code, which can be used only inside the local function." local a2 = 2 + 2 local a3 = true local function b1(n1, n2) local result = n1 + n2 if result == 10 then local c1 = "The answer is 10!" print(c1) elseif result == 12 then local c2 = "The answer is 12!" print(c2) else local c3 = "None of the choices are the correct!" print(c3) end if result == 10 then local c4 = "The second 10 is correct!" print(c4) elseif result == 12 then local c5 = "The second 12 is correct!" print(c5) else local c6 = "None of the choices are correct. Please try again later!" print(c6) end end print(a1) b1(5, 5) b1(6, 6) b1(7, 7)

[@Chtto88]

These videos are goated

[@aphodemin]

-- based on the paradox that is pinnochio says his nose is going to grow. local theTruth = 1 local notTheTruth = 1 local function imLying(truth, lie) local result = truth + lie if result == 2 then print("Paradox") end end imLying(theTruth,notTheTruth )

[@averagecwplayer7908]

local Result = 9 --i changed this number to check local function testing() if Result == nil then local Result1 = print("Number is nil!") else local Result2 = print("Number is not nil") end end testing()

[@lgc-d7o]

i love roblox coding tutorials. local function mycoolfunction() local result = nil if result == nil then local result = true print(result) else local result2 = false print(result2) end end mycoolfunction() wait(5) print("Thanks BrawlDev! Due to you im getting better at coding!") -- Scoping is refrencing to the code block on where a string of code is stationed. --If you attempt to create or print a string of code -- onto another variable/function, it will not work due to this variable/function -- not existing, so Roblox renders it as an error.

[@Stepnpro2]

the best 🙃🙃

[@Nxmt-s2j]

local function amazing() local result = 1 if result == 1 then local result1 = 10 if result1 == 10 then print("very kewl that the result1 is " .. result1) print("Result original is equal to " .. result) end end end amazing() That is my code :)

[@gamerloss8491]

well global variables if used properly can actually be good since will optimize the script. since each letter cost bytes and space. using global kinda remove some

[@fangyongsun7182]

Hey wait. what about undefined? isn't that a value? I mean I know some javascript but doesn't lua have undefined?

[@SabrosoShantee34]

hey i got a question what are your theme colors

[@BeardedWaleed]

you are A Legend

[@EEAASSEE]

local a = 1 local function function1() local value = 1 if value == 0 then result1 = true print(result1) else result2 = false print(result2) end local value2 = 3 if value2 == 3 then result3 = true print(result3) else result4 = false print(result4) end end function1()

[@personguyIII]

local function function1() local variable1 = 3+1 if variable1 == 6 then print("its 6") elseif variable1 == 4 then print("its 4") end end function1()

[@diabooteez]

I haven’t been to sleep it’s 6 in the morning I’m getting upset bc I can’t keep up, not your fault tho great videos!! They explain perfectly😃👍

[@SneakyFrog-p3j]

an easier way to explain local functions is like saying if there is a end on the code that is where it ends that part and if outside with local errors the script wont work

[@spiniks893]

local function Test() local result = nil if result == nil then local result1 = true print("yes") else print("No") end end print(result1) Test() correct : local function Test() local result = nil if result == nil then local result1 = true print("yes") print(result1) else print("No") end end Test()

[@Robloxglitches-e7e]

And I'm watching this video over and over again so I won't miss a concert because my code doesn't have any errs but in the console it doesn't say anything

[@soyyoluca5248]

Did you remember to call the function after stating it??

[@faintvolley]

next lesson has been completed and I'm still pushing for more! local function catGirlsNyah() local Result = 150 if Result == 150 then local Result1 = true print("Correct!") else local Result2 = false print("Erm... Something doesn't seem quite right, go check your answer again.") end end catGirlsNyah()

[@raghunathchaudhari8727]

local theVariable = "This is a variable" -- this variable can be used in anywhere in function or events local function myFunction() local variable1 = "This is another variable" -- This variable can't be used outside of the function if variable1 == "This is another variable" then local result = "!" -- This variable can only used in this code block print(result) else local result2 = "?" -- This variable also used in this code block only print(result2) end end

[@LASER10-l7o]

Is it possible to make a variable accessible on all different scripts? If so, how?

[@prodbycotax]

remove local cuz local makes it tied to the script u used it in and if you remove it it becomes global meaning it can be used in all scripts it becomes a global variable but i dont recommend it like he said in the vid

[@Naz-tj2hv]

@@prodbycotax why, wouldn't it be useful since u dont need to define a local variable with the same value if ur using it throughout multiple scripts?

[@FireLord-sn4lu]

local bPlate = game.Workspace.Baseplate local tTop = game.Workspace.Table.Tabletop local function bPlateVal2() bPlate.Transparency = math.random(0, 1) --not practical but im trying to get it to choose between 0 and .5 and math.random doesnt want to pick decimals and other methods pick a range. return bPlate.Transparency end local bPlateValCheck = bPlateVal2() print(bPlateValCheck) local function bPlateFunc2() if bPlate.Transparency == 0 then bPlate.Material = "Slate" elseif bPlate.Transparency == 1 then bPlate.Transparency = 0 bPlate.Material = "Brick" end end if bPlateValCheck == 0 or 1 then bPlateFunc2() end print(bPlate.Material) Is this acceptable in anyway shape or form?

[@sagiqiux]

local function clogged() local result = 100 if result == 100 then local result1 = true print(result1) else local result2 = false print(result2) end end clogged() I forgot to end the function first try so I was confused

[@Yoni_Roblox]

local function ddd() local result = nil if result == 4 then local result2 = true print(result2) else local result3 = false print(result3) end end ddd()

[@zeusen9466]

i love u brawl dev

[@waltertrollge4418]

I'm not sure if this is a scoping, but the code worked! i only added a few locals(variable) inside the function and added "return" to end the function. local Level = 100 local Alright = true local function Aura() local result = Level local Yea = Alright if result == Level then return Yea end end local AuraLevel = Aura() print(AuraLevel)

[@FJGamer1st]

This is fire 🔥 (chain) ⬇

[@yumenokoyume]

Why is it important to put variables where it should be. What will happen if all variables are global. I'm a newbie in programming. I put my variables everywhere, my program is such a clutter, I variable almost everything outside or globally.

[@BalintZsoldos]

omg this is help so mutch

[@TaylanAcar-m2p]

local function healthBar() local result = 100 if result == 100 then local TheResult = true print(TheResult) print("The resule is at max health") else local TheResult = false print(TheResult) print("The health is low!") end end healthBar()

[@Rei_Blitz]

Keeping up frrr local function scriptBlock () local result = nil if 0+5 == nil then local block = game.Workspace.Part1 print("Block 1 identified") else local block2 = game.Workspace.Part2 print("block2 has been identified") end end scriptBlock()

[@JacksonHostutler-ln8ji]

A function to see if a number is positive, negative, or 0.

[@doge4101]

Y'all i have a question, is nil also the same as zero, for instance if i do math and i get 0, when i am checking is that variable is 0 can i use nil?

[@JesseMinecraftXD]

And then there's me thinking you were referring to aiming with a gun. XD

[@Krycco]

local function calculate(Number1, Number2, SelectedMath) --peak calculator... ignore the fact it only calculates the bare minimum local Result = nil if SelectedMath == "addition" then Result = Number1 + Number2 elseif SelectedMath == "subtraction" then Result = Number1 - Number2 elseif SelectedMath == "multiplication" then Result = Number1 * Number2 elseif SelectedMath == "division" then Result = Number1 / Number2 end if Result < 100 then local lessThan100 = true print(lessThan100) elseif Result > 100 then local biggerThan100 = true print(biggerThan100) end return Result end local CalculationResult = calculate(10, 5, "addition") print(CalculationResult)

[@LolmYT]

the only tutorial i suck at is if statements local function cats() local result = 50 if result == 50 then print("50 cats") else if result2 == 20 then print("20 cats") end end end cats()

[@GodzillaEditzSimpile]

if yes.Color == Color3.fromRGB(255,255,255) then yes.Color = Color3.fromRGB(242, 62, 255) print("color has been changed") else yes.Color = Color3.fromRGB(255,255,255) print("Failed! color has set to white") end end yes2() I M learning it in on EP 9 dang yayyyyyyy

[@alexandrecezar3029]

Você é incrivelmente bom ensinando, eu to usando a legenda automatica do KZbin e mesmo assim to conseguindo aprender com as suas aulas, muito obrigado!

[@cxry2953]

local function sub(n1, n2) local res = n1 - n2 if res == 4 then local aRes = res + 1 print(aRes) elseif res == 5 then local bRes = 6 print(res + bRes) else print("The script failed") end end sub(7,2)

[@chaloemsak1010]

FC , from Thailand . 💕😁

[@HarryHobbleton]

I hope this code gives a little help to those who are finding this tricky! local function Mindset() local Try = 500 local GiveUp = 1 if Try - GiveUp == 499 then print("You Can Do this!") else print("You cant do this.") end end Mindset()

[@pizzabean]

local function mygoodfunction () local result=nil if result==nil then print("their is no result") local result1=true elseif result==4 then print("the result is 4") local result2=true else print("this number was not recorded") local result3=false end end

[@TrygveJF]

So that's why I get an error in my function, because I forgot to add "local" lol (yet it still works though) Thanks for the explanation, Brawl!

[@wakashade1235]

is there a way to create a variable in one script and then access it in another (without remote events)

[@GetMetaLockedUP]

my variable : local function Transparency() local result = 0.25 if result == 0.23 then local result1 = false print(result1) else local result2 = true print(result2) end end Transparency()

[@dweezie802]

local myGlobalVariable = "Hello, im global"--Global Scope local function myLocalVariable() local myLocalVariable = "Hello, im local"--Local Scope print(myLocalVariable) if myLocalVariable == "Hello, im local" then local result1 = true print(result1) else local result2 = false print(result2) end end myLocalVariable()--output: Hello, im local print(myGlobalVariable)--output: Hello, im global print(myLocalVariable)--output: error: myLocalVariable is not defined

[@FantaSYTheSecond]

Your tutorial guides are amazing! print(Cool) local Cool = "funny" -- this is incorrect local Cool1 = "Notfunny" -- this is correct print(Cool1)

[@slayr5585]

local function m1() local R1 = 0 if R1 == 0 then local R34 = true print(R34) else local R24 = false print(R24) end end m1()

[@eljaitor8558]

local function funcion(n1,n2,n3,n4) result1 = n1 + n3 result2 = n2 + n4 result3 = n2 - n4 if result1 + result2 == 5 and result3 + 2 == 5 or result2 + result1 == 6 then print("you found the numbers, well done") else print("sorry but this isn´t the numbers") end end funcion(2,3,0,0) local function funcion2(n21,n22,n23) result21 = n21 + n22 resutl22 = n21 + n22 + n23 if resutl22 + result21 == 7 or resutl22 + result21 == 6 then print("womp pomp") else print("baaaa") end end funcion2(2,1,1)

[@nikagamer3148]

i am new and i now js and that's ez scripts to me

[@الخلبوصة]

I still don't really understand why I should use 'local trueStatement' instead of 'trueStatement' without local. Does the reason matter? Or should I just use local?

[@kidthisman4556]

the reason is that its easier for the computer to understand so just use local its better

[@الخلبوصة]

@@kidthisman4556 Alright. Thank you|!

[@sonicvr4400]

local function skibidi() local result = 25 + 25 if result == 50 then print("skeebeedee!") elseif result == 75 then local result2 = "skeebeedeeist!" print(result2) end end skibidi()

[@kaymaximoff8162]

local function Incendia(number1, number2) local result = 20 local result = number1 + number2 if result == 20 then local resultTrue = true print(resultTrue) else local resultFalse = false print(resultFalse) end end Incendia(15, 2) Incendia(20, 0) Incendia(12, 8) Incendia(18, 2) Incendia(12, 20)