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how do i make coin disappear forever for player who touched it? (CLOSED)
So i was making with friend obby game with coins, and i don't know how to make coin disappear forever cause when you rejoin it appears. Please help? btw im new at scripting
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I cant give you the entire script but my suggestion would be learn remote events and dataStore mikey2019d 43 — 4y
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I Think You would Have To Use Data Stores For That To Work Magicdevice3 58 — 4y
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Also Maybe A Local Part If You Want It For ONLY A player I Cant Give A Script As I am Not Good At Data Stores Magicdevice3 58 — 4y
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My Code:
01 | -- if You Haven't Put CanCollide to false |
02 | script.Parent.CanCollide = false |
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04 | script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function() -- Touch Event |
05 | script.Parent.Visible = false -- Will Make the coin invisible |
06 | -- if You Want To Add Score to label: |
07 | name = name + 1 |
08 | end) |
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10 | -- If This Did not work reply to me thanks |
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This is without datastore Tho HKprogram 48 — 4y
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please be more descriptive raid6n 2196 — 4y
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and visible isnt a property of part raid6n 2196 — 4y
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and visible isnt a property of part raid6n 2196 — 4y
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@raid6n Oh I am stupid Im so sorry for my english. i will make a new comment HKprogram 48 — 4y
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Wouldn't you just do;
1 | script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit) |
2 | -- Data store |
3 | :Destroy() |
Above the destroy script, you'd do your datastore. I have not tested though; Don't quote me.
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i would not upvote because you have 69 points lmao CaIcuIati0n 246 — 4y
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okay, first make a local script so the object disappears for the player only.
first, make the part can collide just in case
1 | script.Parent.CanCollide = false |
Once you do that add this in the same script:
1 | script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function() -- Touch Event |
2 | script.Parent:Destroy() -- destroy |
3 | end) -- ending first line |
full code:
1 | script.Parent.CanCollide = false |
2 | script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function() -- Touch Event |
3 | script.Parent:Destroy() -- destroy |
4 | end) -- ending first line |
how it works:
when the player touches it it will destroy for only them.
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Honestly, destroying a part isn't the best way. Because you can't get it back. I would simply just set transparency to false! Nicholas1088 169 — 4y