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is there any way for me to find out which part has activated the function?
is there any way for me to find out which part was played? Whether it was Coin2 or Coin3? script:
1 | local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer |
2 | function touch (hit) |
3 | print("touch") |
4 | print("Part "..Coin3 or Coin2 "touched") |
5 | end |
6 | workspace.Coin3.Touched:Connect(touch) |
7 | workspace.Coin2.Touched:Connect(touch) |
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01 | local player = script.Parent |
02 | local humanoid = player:WaitForChild("Humanoid") |
03 |
04 | humanoid.Touched:Connect(function(hit) |
05 | if hit.Name == "Coin2" then |
06 | print("Coin2 was touched.") |
07 | elseif hit.Name == "Coin3" then |
08 | print("Coin3 was touched".) |
09 | end |
10 | end) |
This will print what coin was touched. Make sure you put this as a local script into StarterCharacterScripts!
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the problem is that i needed it in one function lytew 99 — 5y
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ok i will edit the answer with the new code in a second Dan_PanMan 227 — 5y
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@lytew check the new code Dan_PanMan 227 — 5y
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ok lytew 99 — 5y
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what exactly does this script do? lytew 99 — 5y
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oh man thanks! I'll try to edit it here, it will help a lot, really! lytew 99 — 5y
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check if a coin was touched and prints out the coin that was touched Dan_PanMan 227 — 5y
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be sure to accept the answer if it works Dan_PanMan 227 — 5y
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There is no need to check the name of hit. You can concatenate the print() with the name of the hit part. LennyPlayzYT 269 — 5y
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There is no need to check the name of hit. You can concatenate the print() with the name of the hit part. LennyPlayzYT 269 — 5y
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I think it would be easier just to use tables to solve this problem.
1 | local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer |
2 | local coins = {workspace:WaitForChild("Coin3"), workspace:WaitForChild("Coin2")} |
3 |
4 | for _,coin in pairs(coins) do |
5 | coin.Touched:Connect(function(hit) |
6 | print(coin.Name) |
7 | end) |
8 | end |
What's happening is I am taking the contents of the table and adding a touched event for each element of the table.
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Hi Iytew! There is a much simpler way of doing this.
1 | function onTouched(hit) |
2 | print(hit.Name.. " was touched!") |
3 | end |
4 |
5 | script.Parent.Touched:Connect(onTouched) |
We can get the name of the part that touched that specific part.
Hope I helped! LennyPlayzYT
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I think he wants the actual part that was touched, not the part that touched it. My bad if I misunderstood though. Brandon1881 721 — 5y
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Yeah, the actual part that touches is "hit" LennyPlayzYT 269 — 5y
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We can do hit.Name.. " was touched!" meaning, it gets the name of the part. Let's say it was Coin2. It will say "Coin2 was touched!" LennyPlayzYT 269 — 5y