I tried to figure this out, but it only works with humanoid. I hope I don't sound too complicated.
I didn't really insert this in the title but how do I make a data for that event so when the event happens again, the event does something different and then nothing?
code
local Part = script.Parent
Part.Parent = game.Workspace
local function onTouched(otherPart)
print("touched")
Part.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Dark green")
end
Part.Touched:Connect(onTouched)
This can be done is one of many ways. I'm taking you only want it to work with one part(correct me if I'm wrong). And since(as of now) there is no script included with your question, I won't write it all out for you.
You(of course) need to have the function
script.Parent.OnTouched:Connect(function(part)
end)
Then you need to check if the "part"'s name is the correct name of the wanted part
if part.Name == "Desired Name Here" then
-- Code Here
end
Hope this helped!
Happy Scripting, Tim
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Do you have any code to show us?
Can you add the current script you have that works with the humaniod to you question please?
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Here is a script I made:
within the function, make and if statement like this:
With in the function, make an if statement like this at the start of the function before and code can run, and put the code you want to run under "then": if otherPart.Name == "(Insert name of part here)"