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I put my humanoid's health into a variable, so why does it return nil? [closed]
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I'm trying to get my humanoid's health into a variable so i can put it into a text box.
snailhealth = game.Workspace.snail.Humanoid.Health
but here's the issue... It keeps returning nil.
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Hello! I dunno how much experience you got in scripting and UI work, but I'm bad in UI work. So I mostly search for videos how to do it, and maybe edit it how I like it. I often use videos like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5J75rouuh7A Of course you don't have to do it 1:1 by him but you could get some inspiration's to the solutions there!. Wish ya a great day!
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local snailhealth =Workspace:WaitForChild("snail"):WaitForChild("Humanoid").Health
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Happens to me many times. What I would do is, when changing the health, you should directly call it, like this.
Humanoid.Health = 100
Using a variable on Humanoid does some strange stuff. I personally wouldn't assign a variable to a Humanoid attribute.
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