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How To Detect Object Collisions?
How would I script a collision check between a object and part? The model being model1 and the object being a declared as theobject.
if model1 (collides with) theobject
I have no idea on what the collides with collision check should be and I can't seem to find it anywhere. Any help much appreciated.
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As long as the objects aren't being CFramed into eachother (and collide because of roblox physics/body objects) then you could use the Touched event to detect collision. nate890 495 — 10y
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Like model1.Touched:connect(function(theobject)? skunk940 10 — 10y
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for _, part in pairs(model1:GetChildren()) do part.Touched:connect(function(hit) print(part.Name.. " collided with ".. hit.Name) end) end nate890 495 — 10y
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??? skunk940 10 — 10y
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Whenever a part that's child of "model1" is touched, "PartName collided with HitName" will be printed. nate890 495 — 10y
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touched by what? skunk940 10 — 10y
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By another part. nate890 495 — 10y
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How can this be changed so it only happens when a select part touches it? skunk940 10 — 10y
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local object = game.Workspace.Part; for _, part in pairs(model1:GetChildren()) do; part.Touched:connect(function(hit); if hit == object then; print(part.Name.. " collided with ".. hit.Name); end; end); end nate890 495 — 10y