Making sure it's only a player touching?

function onTouch(hit) if game.Workspace.Positions.First.Value == "" then game.Workspace.Positions.First.Value = hit.Parent.Name elseif game.Workspace.Positions.Second.Value == "" then game.Workspace.Positions.Second.Value = hit.Parent.Name elseif game.Workspace.Positions.Third.Value == "" then game.Workspace.Positions.Third.Value = hit.Parent.Name wait(1) game.Workspace.Positions.Last.Value = true end end script.Parent.Touched:connect(onTouch)

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Very simple solution, an if statement checking if the touch part's classname is not a hat, and it's parent has a humanoid (Just to make sure it's a character touching)

It could be done as follows:

function onTouch(hit)
	if not hit:IsA("Hat") and hit.Parent:findFirstChild("Humanoid") then
    	if game.Workspace.Positions.First.Value == "" then
			game.Workspace.Positions.First.Value = hit.Parent.Name
	    elseif game.Workspace.Positions.Second.Value == "" then
	        game.Workspace.Positions.Second.Value = hit.Parent.Name
	    elseif game.Workspace.Positions.Third.Value == "" then
	        game.Workspace.Positions.Third.Value = hit.Parent.Name
	        wait(1)
	        game.Workspace.Positions.Last.Value = true
		end
	end
end
script.Parent.Touched:connect(onTouch)

Hope it helps!

AnonymousJul 3, 2015Permalink

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Thanks!

AnonymousJul 3, 2015#

The Hat check isn't needed. Hat's don't have Humanoids.

AnonymousJul 4, 2015#

... I did the hat check so if the part is touched by a hat, it does not continue, because that's what he asked, and for the humanoid check, I am checking if the parent has a humanoid, not if hat has the humanoid, if I don't put the hat check, it will work if it's touched by a hat, which he doesn't want.

AnonymousJul 4, 2015#

Making sure it's only a player touching?

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