It says "Pan.Tilt.Mesh" is not a valid member of model?
local dir = "Pan.Tilt.Mesh";
local mac ={workspace.Mac1,workspace.Mac2,workspace.Mac3,workspace.Mac4,workspace.Mac5,workspace.Mac6,workspace.Mac7,workspace.Mac8}
function Clicked()
if script.Parent.Bool.Value == false then
for i,v in pairs(mac) do
v[dir].Transparency = v[dir].Transparency + 0.5
script.Parent.Bool.Value = true
end
end
end
script.Parent.MouseButton1Down:connect(Clicked)
With string.gmatch you can get the location with the string as shown below.
local dir = "Pan.Tilt.Mesh";
local mac ={workspace.Mac1,workspace.Mac2,workspace.Mac3,workspace.Mac4,workspace.Mac5,workspace.Mac6,workspace.Mac7,workspace.Mac8}
function Clicked()
if script.Parent.Bool.Value == false then
for i,v in pairs(mac) do
local d = v
for k in dir:gmatch('[^.]+') do
d = d[k]
end
d.Transparency = d.Transparency + 0.5
script.Parent.Bool.Value = true
end
end
end
script.Parent.MouseButton1Down:connect(Clicked)
Error : Workspace.Screen2.Screen.SurfaceGui.Frame.MacBeams.AllOn.Script:9: 'do' expected near 'd'
Oops, forgot the do after gmatch(), fixed.
Error : P is not a valid member of Model
Sorry, the + goes outside of the []'s, I should really start verifying that I have not made a typo... (fixing)
Okay, just let me know when you check everything.
I did do it that time, as long as the dir value is correct, it should work, otherwise it will just throw the "Not a Valid Member" error
Well, same thing happened again... Error : Pan.Tilt.Mesh is not a valid member of Part
This is what it looks like in workspace.. http://prntscr.com/7zbkr6
Sorry for not testing properly, I do not commonly post on here and forget to test, I tested the pattern not the entire thing, I did not remove the [dir].
Transparency is not a valid member of model...
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Is the name of the instances "Pan.Tilt.Mesh" or is that the location of it inside one of the Mac's?
It goes "game.Workspace.Mac1.Pan.Tilt.Mesh" same for all the other macs.