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Help anyone? (string expected, got boolean)
when i walk onto a part material get the error (string expected, got boolean) and the mv.Value wont change thus breaking the rest of the script can i not change the stringvalue Value by touching a part material
script.Parent:WaitForChild("LeftFoot", "RightFoot").Touched:Connect(function(tuch)
local mv = script.Material
mv.Value = tuch.Material == Enum.Material --error occurs here
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You must do Enum.Material.MaterialNameHere . When you type Enum.Material.it will try and finish your sentence by giving you a short list of Material Enums. View more about Enums here.
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script.Parent:WaitForChild("LeftFoot", "RightFoot").Touched:Connect(function(tuch) -- tuch is the thing it touches.
local mv = script:WaitForChild("Material")
mv.Value = tuch.Material -- tuch's material.
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when i add Material.Air to the end i still get the same error LaysCo 61 — 4y
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Air isn't a material. PrismaticFruits 842 — 4y
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It has to be a material that you can use on parts. If you want to use material for terrain it will have to include Region3, which is quite hard. PrismaticFruits 842 — 4y
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true its just a void space but even if i change the material the Value of the string value wont change LaysCo 61 — 4y
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Oh I see. Let me edit my answer. PrismaticFruits 842 — 4y
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I was confused at first sorry lol. PrismaticFruits 842 — 4y
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its okay i didnt explain the problem well but when i changed code i just got another error (string expected, got EnumItem) LaysCo 61 — 4y
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Maybe change tuch.Material to tuch.Material.Name ? PrismaticFruits 842 — 4y
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yes it cleared up the error and everything is working now ty you so much been at that for 2 hours LaysCo 61 — 4y