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How can i fix this?

Asked Oct 7, 2015254 views2 answers

so im a novice scripter and this script wont work and i know why but dont know how to fix it:

script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(function(hit)
		hit.torso.Transparency=0.5](http://)
		hit.Head.Transparency=0.5
		hit["Left Leg"].Transparency=0.5
		hit["Right Leg"].Transparency=0.5
		hit["Right Arm"].Transparency=0.5
		hit["Left Arm"].Transparency=0.5
end)

so i know that the player(hit) doesn't store the body parts but how would i find the body parts then. Sorry as this seems like a basic question but im just a little stuck. Any ideas?

AnonymousOct 7, 2015

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script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(function(hit)
	cr=game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(hit.Name)
        cr.Torso.Transparency=0.5      
		cr.Head.Transparency=0.5
        cr["Left Leg"].Transparency=0.5
        cr["Right Leg"].Transparency=0.5
        cr["Right Arm"].Transparency=0.5
        cr["Left Arm"].Transparency=0.5
end)

what this will do:

the hit variable stores the player, the Character stores the body parts. so we look in the workspace for a object with the name of the player, thus getting the character

AnonymousOct 7, 2015Edited Oct 7, 2015Permalink

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your a legend m8, ty

AnonymousOct 7, 2015#

You can also use hit.Character in this case.

AnonymousOct 7, 2015#

I know this question is answered, but my way is more efficient.

script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(function(Player)
local Character = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(Player.Name)
 for i,v in pairs(Character:GetChildren()) do
if v:IsA("Part") then
v.Transparency = .5
end
end
end)

It's been tested.

AnonymousOct 7, 2015Edited Oct 7, 2015Permalink

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