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Why does the humanoid die instantly when the other one dies instead of taking damage?
local CheemS = script.Parent.Cheems
local BuffDoge = script.Parent.BuffDoge
CheemS.Boss.Died:Connect(function()
BuffDoge.Boss:TakeDamage(100)
end)
i'm trying to make it so when a humanoid dies the other one will take damage but instead of whats intended the other humanoid just straight up dies here is a demonstration and yes it did take 100 damage from the script but it somehow dies instantly idk whats happening which i'm concerned https://gyazo.com/8217b7836b58be83da8ed72b5540b909
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idk what to tell you man. you’re just a really good rpg player ryan32t 306 — 3y
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You're dealing the 100 damage, which is the default maximum health on a humanoid. Check the NPC's humanoid properties and set max health to something above 100, and set the health to max health.
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the npc has above 100 health have you checked the gyazo video? dylancrazy88 20 — 3y
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Ah, my bad. How much damage does the sword do? Blxefirx 31 — 2y
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You could set the health of the humanoid to -100 of what it is.
local CheemS = script.Parent.Cheems
local BuffDoge = script.Parent.BuffDoge
CheemS.Boss.Died:Connect(function()
BuffDoge.Boss.Health -= 100
end)
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Yes, that's what I use. I was about to Say that but here :D Hamoodiyt 26 — 3y