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Why is my block to terrain changer script not working?
So i scripted a scripted a script where it takes the blocks in this generated model and changes it to a specific terrain type according to the color but it doesn't work please hlep
local parts = workspace.Yes:GetChildren()
print(#parts)
for i=1,#parts do
if parts[i].color.Value == "Grime" then
print("ok")
local sizer = parts[i].size
local pos = parts[i].CFrame game.Workspace.Terrain:FillBlock(pos,sizer,Enum.Material.Grass)
elseif parts[i].color.Value == "Sand blue" then
local sizer = parts[i].size
local pos = parts[i].CFrame game.Workspace.Terrain:FillBlock(pos,sizer,Enum.Material.Water)
end
end
the print in line 5 dosent print anything
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I have a suggestion that might help solve your problem. Instead of going through the parts 1 by 1 like you did, try to use a in pairs loop.
i = Index, your table v = Variable, the part INISDE the table
Replace line 3:
for i, v in pairs(table) do — Replace “table” with the table of parts you have. end — Make sure there is an end at the bottom of the new loop...
Hope this helped!
Note: I’m on mobile so some formatting and code syntax may be wrong.
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I tried doing it again like this but it still has the same result
local parts = workspace.Yes:GetChildren()
print(#parts)
for i, v in pairs(parts) do
if v.color.Value == "Grime" then
print("ok")
local sizer = v.size
local pos = v.CFrame game.Workspace.Terrain:FillBlock(pos,sizer,Enum.Material.Grass)
elseif parts[i].color.Value == "Sand blue" then
local sizer = v.size
local pos = v.CFrame game.Workspace.Terrain:FillBlock(pos,sizer,Enum.Material.Water)
end
end
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I edited my answer. You need to use "v" instead of "i" ThatDevTim 188 — 4y