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[ANSWERED]How do I get the scripts inside my tool to only stay active if the tool is equipped?
I've used already used this method that I though would work: local tool = script.Parent
tool.Moves.Disabled = true
tool.Equipped:Connect(function() tool.Moves.Disabled = false end)
tool.Unequipped:Connect(function() tool.Moves.Disabled = true end)
And the Output just says that Moves is not a valid member of Tool, but it is a Child of Tool.
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maybe trying tool:FindFirstChild("Moves") ? Jakob_Cashy 79 — 4y
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Try this!
1 | local tool = script.Parent |
2 | local Moves = tool:FindFirstChild("Moves") |
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4 | tool.Moves.Disabled = true |
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6 | tool.Equipped:Connect(function() tool.Moves.Enabled= false end) |
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8 | tool.Unequipped:Connect(function() tool.Moves.Enabled= true end |
i didn't Test it so tell me what it says in output, reply please
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After looking over your Answer I was able to come up with a working method which is the same as yours but its a tiny bit different AuraBeast1 8 — 4y
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Its not tool.Equipped:Connect(function() tool.Moves.Enabled = true its Its not tool.Equipped:Connect(function() tool.Moves.Disabled = false and so is the other line of code for the Unequipped function. Anyway thx so much for helping me! AuraBeast1 8 — 4y
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I made some spelling errors so i will type it in again (sorry if its annoying) AuraBeast1 8 — 4y
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Its not tool.Equipped:Connect(function() tool.Moves.Enabled = true its tool.Equipped:Connect(function() tool.Moves.Disabled = false and so is the other line of code for the Unequipped function. Anyway thx so much for helping me! AuraBeast1 8 — 4y
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np! BrishedBoomer 29 — 4y