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How do I make touch trigger bridge?
I have not attempted to do this specific script. I asked this question 2 days ago and nobody has replied since then. What I would Like to learn is when you step on a brick it triggers a bridge to appear to cross the river. That was the example.
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What you should do is fire an onTouched event when someone touches the part. Write down a local function that runs when the onTouched event is fired! Hopefully this helped.
local part = -- Define where the Part that should be touched is
local bridge = -- Define the model/part that is the bridge
local function onTouched()
bridge.Transparency = 0 -- This makes the bridge visible
end
part.Touched:Connect(onTouched)
If you have multiple parts for your bridge, then:
local part = --Define the part that is touched to fire event
local bridgePart1 = -- Define first bridge part
local bridgePart2 = --Define second bridge part and so on...
local function onTouched()
bridgePart1.Transparency = 0 -- Sets Transparency to Opaque
bridgePart2.Transparency = 0
end
part.Touched:Connect(onTouched)
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Thank you I have One question though. What do you mean by define the model that is the bridge Scallywagpugzy 0 — 4y
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I mean that, you define all the parts that make up the bridge so that all of it become transparent/opaque at once Lightning_Game27 232 — 4y
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Ok thanks but how should it look like when I type It out Scallywagpugzy 0 — 4y
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I dont Wanna type it the wrong way when I’m defining the parts Scallywagpugzy 0 — 4y
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If you have many parts in your bridge, then I would just define each part and connect it all in one function. Lightning_Game27 232 — 4y