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Check what Terrain is touched?
I don't know if it's possible to check what terrain type is touched, but if so, would this be to check?
1 | script.Parent.RightLeg.Touched:connect(function(hit) |
2 | if hit.Material == Enum.Material.Slate then |
3 | -- stuff |
4 | end |
5 | end) |
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I think you can't work with terrain like that. It's kind of a whole in workspace, you gotta put your own bricks to script with KoreanBBQ 301 — 9y
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I think that's what he's aiming for, kindof like brick-material, and not game Terrain... If so, then just print in the output print("Player has touched on Slate") and so on... Xetrax 85 — 9y
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GetCell()
CellMaterial, CellBlock, CellOrientation GetCell ( int x, int y, int z ) Returns the material, type, and orientation of grid cell (x, y, z).
^From the wiki
You could call that method when your character is touching the Terrain, and getting the Cell doing Character.Torso.Position.Y-4 or something.
GetCell() will return the Material of the Cell.
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Et voila. Nice one :) DragonODeath 50 — 9y
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If you're not aiming for game terrain, then this should do:
1 | script.Parent.RightLeg.Touched:connect(function(hit) |
2 | print(script.Parent.Name .." has touched ".. hit.Material) --Easy fix, just be sure to have the Output window open in studio. (Found in the View tab.) |
3 | end) |
Hope that helps!