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By noahthegame · Posted
oh guys i am so sorry for some reason i did not try to click on enter again after i click on the screen this is so embarrassing -
component.invoke(address, "setEnabled", true) Or component.proxy(address).setEnabled(true) -
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excavators.on isnt a function did you mean to use component.invoke/component.proxy
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local component = require("component") local excavator = component.ie_excavator local onoff = component.ie_excavator.isActive() local on = component.ie_excavator.setEnabled(true) local excavators = {} local stateIndex = 1 for address in component.list("ie_ex") do excavators[stateIndex]=address print (excavators[stateIndex]) print (onoff) stateIndex = stateIndex+1 excavators.on() end here u go
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