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how would I make a proximity prompt do something depending on if they have a tool equipped?
hello, I am trying to make a game where if you have a tool equipped and you activate a proximity prompt then it will give you one outcome but if you don't have the tool equipped then it will give you a different outcome.
Here is the code inside the tool:
script.parent.Equipped:Connect(function()
_G.equipped = true
end)
script.parent.Unequipped:Connect(function()
_G.equipped = false
end)
Here is the code inside of the part with the proximity prompt:
script.Parent.ProximityPrompt.TriggerEnded:Connect(function(player)
if _G.equipped == true then
print("outcome 1")
else
print("outcome 2")
end
end)
If anybody could help, that would be great! Thanks!
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local SpecificTools = {
YourToolName
}
script.Parent.ProximityPrompt.Triggered:Connect(function(player)
local character = player.Character
if character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Tool") then -- Checks if a player has a tool equipped.
if table.find(SpecificTools, character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Tool").Name) then
print("outcome 1")
else
print("outcome 2")
end
else
print("outcome 2")
end
end)
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Oh and i mispelled Triggered SEAN_YT213 139 — 2y
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yea, I'm trying to make it for a specific tool so that prob wont help Borkingforlife 9 — 2y
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I helped something with a similiar thing so ill edit my comment to that code SEAN_YT213 139 — 2y
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I've edited it now. SEAN_YT213 139 — 2y
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if I understood correctly, theres no script inside of the tool and thats the script inside the proximity prompt part, right? bc it doesn't work. thx for trying to help anyway! Borkingforlife 9 — 2y
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Yeah SEAN_YT213 139 — 2y
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Just put your tool name in the table, it works for me. SEAN_YT213 139 — 2y