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My code is calling a function before the trigger does?
It's very confusing and only yesterday it was working fine.
1 | local functionblock3 = game.workspace.FunctionBlock3 |
2 | local AppearingBlock = game.workspace.AppearingBlock |
3 |
4 | functionblock3.Touched:Connect(function() |
5 | local functionblock3 = "functionblock3 in use" |
6 | print (functionblock3) |
7 | AppearingBlock.Transparency = 0 |
8 | AppearingBlock.Cancollide = true |
9 | end) |
The one I just copy and pasted is meant to call a function when the player touches a block, however when I test my game, the function is already called.
1 | local FunctionBlock2 = game.workspace.FunctionBlock2 |
2 | local DissapearingBlock = game.workspace.DissapearingBlock |
3 |
4 | FunctionBlock2.Touched:Connect(function() |
5 | local functionblock = 'function block touched' |
6 | print (functionblock) |
7 | DissapearingBlock.Transparency = 1 |
8 | DissapearingBlock.Cancollide = false |
9 | end) |
This code calls a function when my character touches a block, again, it worked fine just yesterday but the function calls before I even step on the block.
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Because your not touching a part but "SOMEONE" else does, its not a player, its a part!!!!!!!! detecting if theres humanoid and fire it to fix
like putting an if player:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then in line 2
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also if u want to get the player parameter use game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player) end) Xapelize 2658 — 4y
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Xapelize, it turns out it was touching the baseplate, it's quite strange because yesterday the part was on the baseplate too. nafey200 59 — 4y
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it is probably the part was unanchored so it touched Xapelize 2658 — 4y