Second question of the hour, but now this isn't working.
local function ontouch(part)
if part.Anchored ~= true then
if part.Parent.Name ~= "Bombs" then
wait(math.random(2,6))
part.BrickColor = script.Parent.BrickColor
wait(math.random(2,6))
part:BreakJoints()
end
end
end
script.Parent.Touched:Connect(ontouch)
The error I get is as follows:
Touched is not a valid member of Script
No idea what's going on, help would be useful. Thank you.
The Touched event only works with BaseParts(e.g. MeshPart, Part, etc). Ofcourse it doesn't work on a script. A player technically can't touch a script. When using the Touched event, remember that the Instance with the event is a BasePart.
If the script is inside another script, do:
local function ontouch(part)
if part.Anchored ~= true then
if part.Parent.Name ~= "Bombs" then
wait(math.random(2,6))
part.BrickColor = script.Parent.BrickColor
wait(math.random(2,6))
part:BreakJoints()
end
end
end
script.Parent:FindFirstAncestor(PART NAME HERE).Touched:Connect(ontouch)
I get the same error, i really have no idea what's happening.
Wait never mind, the error that showed up was: attempt to index nil with 'Touched'
Wait I found the solution, one of my scripts is being faulty, thank you all so much anyways.
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Is this script inside of another script?
Put the script inside a part. It should work. Because Touched events only work with an object not a script.
MrFrank79 I’m going to send you a friends request on Roblox later and I’ll explain to you how that script works and what you can do to fix it.
The script is a first child in a cloned part