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Upgrader wont upgrade ores...? HUH?
I copied an upgrader script and changed the script accordingly. But the ores cash value won't get multiplied by 2 or even 999999999999999, whatever. It should work since I literally copied it from a working upgrader but it doesn't?
script.Parent.Upgrader.Touched:Connect(function(Part)
if Part:FindFirstChild("Cash") then
Part.Cash.Value = Part.Cash.Value * 2
end
end)
Just typical upgrader script ^
(This is Zednov's Tycoon Kit, so test it out.) No, it's not a local script, yes, the ore is touching the upgrader.
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Fixed it... Had to make the upgrader bigger in the Y? #roblox-broken Krektonix_Youtube 85 — 3y
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Fixed it... Had to make the upgrader bigger in the Y? #roblox-broken
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I suggest making an attribute in the part so we can fetch the value there.
local db = false -- db means like a cooldown. so it doesn't double over and over.
script.Parent.Upgrader.Touched:Connect(function(Part)
if Part:IsA("Part") then -- if it's anything else (player), then we don't want it to run.
if db then return end -- if db is true then we don't want it to run, so if it's true then return nil
db = true
local Att = Part:GetAttribute("Cash").Value -- go to the part, go to its properties and scroll down to "Add Attribute", click add, make it a number, and make it the number you want it to (don't forget to give it a name for example "Cash"). Then make this line to fetch the attribute's value.
Att = Att*2 --(you can do an extra bit of coding to make the bank add the cash by retrieving the part's attribute).
end
end)
script.Parent.Upgrader.TouchEnded:Connect(function() db = false -- this is to make sure it can continue being upgraded once it stops touching the upgrader. end)
I hope this helps!