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Hello, I don't know much about modding I'm more into doing server plugin but this time I'm trying to do a mod that in some way take every name of the player connected on a server and put it in an array ( I want it to be client sided only ) I can't find anything about this on the web can I get some help

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Ty but I actually figured out how to do it now I'm stuck at another thing, I get all the player in a foreach and I wanna compare all the players with an array but I can't get out an array out of the foreach and I can't do a for into the foreach I don't know how to do that

 

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Don’t use a foreach loop then.

Use a for loop instead.

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