Why am I getting this error when I try and call my function?
So I am simply creating a function and calling the function whenever a certain dummy's uppertorso,upperleftarm, and upperrightarm are touched. However, I keep getting this error:
"ServerScriptService.Rounds.Round1:33: attempt to index function with 'UpperTorso'"
Not sure what the issue is if anyone can solve it and explain the problem that would be great!
local IR = game.Workspace.GameData.InRound
local RoundNumber = workspace.GameData.RoundNumber
local R1 = game.ReplicatedStorage.Events.Rounds.Round1
--Variables for each customer
local C1 = game.workspace.C1
local humanoid = C1.Humanoid
local pointA = game.Workspace.GreenFlag
local pointB = game.Workspace.PurpleFlag
local pointC = game.Workspace.YellowFlag
--functions for each customer
--Customer1
function C1(hit)
C1 = game.workspace.C1
local humanoid = C1.Humanoid
if hit.Parent.Name == "Pizza" then
local Players = game:GetService("Players")
hit.Parent:Destroy()
--Gives Player Money
for i, player in pairs(Players:GetPlayers()) do
local cash = player.leaderstats.Cash
cash.Value = cash.Value +10
end
humanoid:MoveTo(pointB.PrimaryPart.Position)
humanoid.MoveToFinished:Wait()
humanoid:MoveTo(pointC.PrimaryPart.Position)
end
end
C1.UpperTorso.Touched:Connect(C1)
C1.LeftUpperArm.Touched:Connect(C1)
C1.RightUpperArm.Touched:Connect(C1)
1 answer
The problem comes from the fact that you defined C1 as game.Workspace.C1
BUT then you used that same variable in your function by naming your function C1
local IR = game.Workspace.GameData.InRound
local RoundNumber = workspace.GameData.RoundNumber
local R1 = game.ReplicatedStorage.Events.Rounds.Round1
--Variables for each customer
local C1 = game.workspace.C1
local humanoid = C1.Humanoid
local pointA = game.Workspace.GreenFlag
local pointB = game.Workspace.PurpleFlag
local pointC = game.Workspace.YellowFlag
--functions for each customer
--Customer1
function C1Function(hit) -- changed function name for you. Can't use a variable you are already using. Use something else.
C1 = game.workspace.C1
local humanoid = C1.Humanoid
if hit.Parent.Name == "Pizza" then
local Players = game:GetService("Players")
hit.Parent:Destroy()
--Gives Player Money
for i, player in pairs(Players:GetPlayers()) do
local cash = player.leaderstats.Cash
cash.Value = cash.Value +10
end
humanoid:MoveTo(pointB.PrimaryPart.Position)
humanoid.MoveToFinished:Wait()
humanoid:MoveTo(pointC.PrimaryPart.Position)
end
end
C1.UpperTorso.Touched:Connect(C1Function)-- changed all of your connection lines
C1.LeftUpperArm.Touched:Connect(C1Function)
C1.RightUpperArm.Touched:Connect(C1Function)
This should have fixed it for you.
A function name counts as a variable. That's why I always go with connection lines in the same line that I make the function, avoiding names. But sometimes they are useful.
But in this example, I think you did alright since there are multiple events.
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