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Infinite Yield's Core Functions
Toon edited this page Jan 5, 2026
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Infinite Yield's core functions can be used in your commands. Keep in mind that these are not all of the core functions and you can find more by looking inside Infinite Yield's source code. A lot of the core functions are documented in a section of this Wiki.
Core functions do not need to be only used inside of a command. It can be outside of it too.
Example:
-- Note: This is just a snippet
-- Example of a possible command: printname [plr]
["Function"] = function(args, speaker)
for i, v in pairs(getPlayer(args[1], speaker)) do
print(Players[v].Name)
end
endIn the above example, a function is used called getPlayer which means you can use IY player arguments with it (example: using %team).
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