OnTouch vanish brick NoCollide? [SOLVED]

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steev 0

10 years ago

The player touches a brick (OnTouch) and the brick slowly vanishes within 5 seconds. When the brick is completely gone it goes into NoCollide.

After another 5 seconds the brick reappears and goes back into CanCollide.

Can i have the script for this please?

Thank you.

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Answered by

ghostbeater12 25

10 years ago

function bananaz ()
    h = 0
    repeat 
    game.workspace.part.transparency = (h) + 0.2
    wait (1)
    until game.workspace.part.transparency == 1


    repeat
    game.workspace.part.transparency = (h) - 0.2
    wait (1)
    until game.workspace.part.transparency == 0
    game.workspace.part.cancollide = false

game.Workspace.Part.Touched:connect(bananaz)

There probably is a better way of doing this but this is the only way I know how to do it so hope this helps :D

This doesn't work ghostbeater12. steev 0 — 10y

Answered by

Jackd44 35

10 years ago

Just to begin with, I'd just like to say that this is my first actual answer that involves proper scripting, so please bear with me if I screw up a little. I'm also not the best scripter in town, and if anyone wants to edit what I've made or let me know of anything I can change, please let me know. :) Also, it's a slightly long post. I went a bit overboard when typing it when I started.

Ok, so having played around with Ghostbeater12's script, I have rewritten it a bit, added comments on every line that I could explain for, and tested it. It should work.

Db = false --Sets the variable Db(Short for Debounce) to false.

function vanish() --Run the Vanish function
    if not Db then --If Db == false then do all of the below.
    Db = true --Set Db to true so the function doesn't run more than once at a time
    script.Parent.Transparency = 0 --I(Jackd44, :P) added this as some crazy stuff was happening during testing, don't worry.
    repeat --Repeat this block of code
    wait(1) --Waits for a second
    script.Parent.Transparency = script.Parent.Transparency + 0.2 --Make the brick 0.2 more Transparent
    until script.Parent.Transparency == 1 --Stop this block of code when Transparency == 1, so when it's invisible.
    script.Parent.CanCollide = false --Now you can walk through the brick!
    wait(3) --Stays vanished for 3 seconds
    script.Parent.CanCollide = true --Now you can't walk through the brick!

    repeat --Repeats the block of code below
    wait(1) --Waits a second
    script.Parent.Transparency = script.Parent.Transparency - 0.2 --Makes it 0.2 more visible.(Pardon the grammar here. :) )
    until script.Parent.Transparency <= 0 --When it's fully visible or at negitive transparency(was getting odd stuff during testing, better to be safe than sorry), stop!

    Db = false --Db is false again, so the vanishing process can occur again!
end
end --Tying up some loose ENDS, haha, get it... No? Okay. Good thing I didn't make any other jokes.

script.Parent.Touched:connect(vanish) --When the parent is touched(The "magic" brick), begin the vanishing process!

(Pardon the jokes. :P) Uh, yeah, please let me know how this works, and if I have made a sufficient answer. Also, to make this script work, you must put the following code in a script which is inside the brick you want to disappear. For example, say the brick was in workspace, it'd go like this: game<Workspace<The vanishing brick<Script, if you need any more help with this part, let me know. :) I also actually learnt what repeat loops are and how to use them too. Hah!

Apart from that, hope I helped!

OnTouch vanish brick NoCollide? [SOLVED]

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