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If my script were to log out and I want it to log back in, how do I do that?
I've tried

If (not loggedin) then 
loginplayer

but that spouts my name and password, how do I fix this?

This is how I do it

    if (not(LoggedIn)) then
      if Players[CurrentPlayer].Active then
        LoginPlayer;  

Also get into the practice of following standards when you code, it makes it easier to read. Hope this helps.

Correct me if I'm wrong Brotein but you indented three times on your second line instead of once = incorrect standards

I'm sure this would be the way to do it:

if not LoggedIn then //removed unnecessary brakets
  if (Players[CurrentPlayer].Active = True) then // you didn't set Active to true...
        LoginPlayer;

From: abu_jwka
Correct me if I'm wrong Brotein but you indented three times on your second line instead of once = incorrect standards

I'm sure this would be the way to do it:

if not LoggedIn then //removed unnecessary brakets
  if (Players[CurrentPlayer].Active = True) then // you didn't set Active to true...
        LoginPlayer;

Your Active Player code is sort of correct, but Brotein had it right in his. You're not setting it to True, you're checking if it's True. ;)

From: Kyle Undefined
Your Active Player code is sort of correct, but Brotein had it right in his. You're not setting it to True, you're checking if it's True. ;)

I didn't mean setting it to true, I meant checking :duh:

But isn't that what you want to do? Check if the player is active before logging him in?

Yes, but he was checking if the player is Active.

if(Players[CurrentPlayer].Active = True)then

is the same as

if(Players[CurrentPlayer].Active)then

Personally, I like the second method better.

Thanks for the help everyone, will be sure to add it into my latest script.

From: abu_jwka
Correct me if I'm wrong Brotein but you indented three times on your second line instead of once = incorrect standards

Whoops, I typed it out inside the simba brackets, couldn't tell how many tabs I put there.