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    This document defines variables to track the current function index and a table of weapon ammo capacities. It then contains a loop that iterates through all active functions, checks if they were defined in a script, and replaces any upvalues matching an ammo capacity with a new infinite ammo value.

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    This document defines variables to track the current function index and a table of weapon ammo capacities. It then contains a loop that iterates through all active functions, checks if they were defined in a script, and replaces any upvalues matching an ammo capacity with a new infinite ammo value.

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    Mad City Infinite Ammo Script

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    Nhlanhla Mpofu
    This document defines variables to track the current function index and a table of weapon ammo capacities. It then contains a loop that iterates through all active functions, checks if they were defined in a script, and replaces any upvalues matching an ammo capacity with a new infinite ammo value.

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    local CurrentFunctionIndex = 0;

    --[[ If your gun is not supported, then enter it's Max ammo in here! ]]--
    local AmmoTable = {
    14,
    30,
    4,
    7,
    40
    }
    local NewAmmo = math.huge; -- You can change this to anything, right now it is at
    infinite ammo!

    function FunctionIndexPassed()
    CurrentFunctionIndex = CurrentFunctionIndex + 1;
    end

    for i,v in next, getgc() do


    if typeof(v) == "function" and islclosure(v) and
    string.find(getfenv(v).script.Name, "Script") then
    for i2,v2 in next, getupvalues(v) do
    if table.find(AmmoTable, tonumber(v2)) then
    setupvalue(v, i2, NewAmmo)
    end
    end
    end
    end

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