I think he tried to highlight the 'string.find (table.concat(actorlist),actor.PresetName)' part.
Can't do that if there are [code] tags around.

holy sh­it does it really take three posts of nothing to realize this

THAT IS WRONG.

Mind pointing out whay exactly is wrong?
Personally, I have no idea.

but i dont get why you're complaining. it works. O_o
lets try a practical example, shall we children?
poke that line into the console. it should print "not found" to the console. now, spawn a browncoat light, and run the line again. OH MY GOD IT WORKS HOW THE ♥♥♥♥ DID IT DO THAT?
my point is, it works. what are you complaining about daman?

If you can't see why you should just leave because you really don't know anything.

Obviously i do know something, seeing how my code works and the code you said should work doesnt.
do you mean the fact that there is a space after string.find? if that give an error you can have some apologies, but i just copypasted the code once i got it working, so my CC doesnt seem to care..

are you stupid or what

I didn't post any code.

And you obviously don't know anything, as clearly outlined by your practices.

i didnt say the code you posted, i said the code you said should work. his initial code. Oops, wrong topic, i was thinking of the one with DSMK2. You win there.
Also i don't really see why you're trolling so hard. It works. O_o
It looks for the actor's presetname in the string formed by the concatenated table "actorlist" which is full of all the actors he wants it to work on. If it didnt do this i'd accept i was wrong, but it does, so i wont.

Wait... So all this time you thought this was another topic?? -__-
But you say the code works, so i'm still gonna try it when i'm back to making the thing.

no, for that small argument i thought it was another topic.
the code i posted helping you get table searching working works just fine.