this is the script:


if (targetPosition - character.Torso.Position).Magnitude <= 450 and target.Name ~= "Barrier" then
			
			if side == "Left" then

				lHook1 = character.LeftHook.Handle.LHook1
				
				grapple = Instance.new("Part")
				grapple.Name = "Grapple"
				grapple.Size = Vector3.new(0.1,0.1,0.1)
				grapple.Position = lHook1.WorldPosition
				grapple.CanCollide = false
				grapple.Massless = true
				
				grapplePosition = Instance.new("BodyVelocity", grapple)
				grapplePosition.Velocity = CFrame.new(character.Torso.Position, targetPosition).LookVector * grappleSpeed
				grapplePosition.P = 0
				
				grapple.Parent = workspace

				lHook2 = Instance.new("Attachment", grapple)

				lWire = Instance.new("Beam", lHook1)
				lWire.Color = ColorSequence.new(Color3.fromRGB(0, 0, 0))
				lWire.LightEmission = 0
				lWire.LightInfluence = 1
				lWire.TextureLength = 0.1
				lWire.TextureSpeed = 0
				lWire.Transparency = NumberSequence.new(0)
				lWire.Width0 = 0.1
				lWire.Width1 = 0.1
				lWire.FaceCamera = true

				lWire.Attachment0 = lHook1
				lWire.Attachment1 = lHook2
				
				wait(0.1)
				
				grapple.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
					
					print(hit)

					grapple.Anchored = true
					grapplePosition:Destroy()
					
				end)

			end

there is an example:

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the part that is printed is the part where I shoot

Anonymous

4 comments

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It's because it is a part touching it.

Anonymous#
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Make sure the target is a vaild instance or someway of checking that

Anonymous#
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But it says that is touching the part which I shoot it, but it haven't touch it yet

Anonymous#
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Why not use rays with ignore lists, Blacklist the character to avoid the hook from hitting the tool and chr.

Anonymous#