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Trouble with local script not listening when remote event is fired?
I have two localscripts in startergui and the first one listens for when a specific part is touched it fires the remote event here's the firing script:
01 | toucher = game.Workspace.Toucher1 |
02 | local remote = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").RemoteEvent |
03 |
04 |
05 | toucher.Touched:Connect(function(hit) |
06 | if hit then |
07 | print("part touched") |
08 | remote:FireServer() |
09 | end |
10 | end) |
And here's the listener:
1 | local wall = game.workspace.Wall |
2 |
3 | game.ReplicatedStorage.RemoteEvent.OnClientEvent:Connect(function() |
4 | wall.CanCollide = false |
5 | end) |
I dont get why the wall is not turning off cancollide
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it does print part touched though tonomeow 5 — 2y
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I need the wall to turn off cancollide client side not server side tonomeow 5 — 2y
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Why not just do "wall.CanCollide = false" instead of "remote:FireServer()?" 9mze 193 — 2y
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remote:FireServer() sends message to the server, not the client, so RemoteEvent.OnClientEvent will never run. If you want to communicate LocalScript with LocalScript use BindableEvents.
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Its working now but its working serverside i need it to work just for the person who touches the brick for the can collide to be off not for the person who does not touch the brick. tonomeow 5 — 2y
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I've looked everywhere and i cant figure out how to do it. tonomeow 5 — 2y
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Sorry if this isn't the best solution, but try sending player in event and then checking if player == Players.LocalPlayer. GulgPlayer 17 — 2y
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Please, post your code with BindableEvent. It seems like something wrong, because BindableEvent shouldn't send to other client. GulgPlayer 17 — 2y