local brick = game.workspace.brick
local w = game.workspace:WaitForChild("Player")
local h = w.Humanoid
local animation = script.Parent:WaitForChild("Animation")
local anim = h:LoadAnimation("animation")
if brick.BrickColor == BrickColor.Red() then
anim:Play()
end
Output = 20:49:39.672 - Unable to cast value to Object
Unable to cast value to Object
"Cast" means "convert". This error means something on this line
local anim = h:LoadAnimation("animation")
couldn't convert something into an object.
The only thing that isn't an object in that line is "animation" -- which it's not, it's text.
The LoadAnimation method needs an animation object -- not text. The correct line is
local anim = h:LoadAnimation( animation )
you have to give it the value you already defined on line 4!
There is a detailed description of what went wrong in the output: it gives you what's incorrect and the line it's on.
I asked the question because I don't know what it means.
When you run the game, there should be a blue line just under the error. It will tell you where that error is. Post it.
There is no blue line under anywhere, I don't know because I clicked this thing on roblox studio and I think it messed it up :/
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What do you want this to do though?.. :p
There should be a line under the error that tells you where exactly you went wrong.