function Touch()
game.Workspace.Player["Right Arm"]:Destroy()
wait(1)
game.Workspace.Player["Left Arm"]:Destroy()
wait(1)
game.Workspace.Player["Left Leg"]:Destroy()
wait(1)
game.Workspace.Player["Right Leg"]:Destroy()
wait(4)
game.Workspace.Player["Head"]:Destroy()
end
script.Parent.Touched:connect(Touch)
Be aware I just started working with more complex Player scripts. I'm sure it's something obvious I'm missing, but I can't seem to find it.
You're always destroying the body parts of the same model - Player. What if there is no Player inside of workspace? You have to reference the character according to what the Touched event returns. The Touched event returns whatever was touched.
function Touch(hit)
--Make sure it's a player
if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then
char = hit.Parent
char["Right Arm"]:Destroy()
wait(1)
char["Left Arm"]:Destroy()
wait(1)
char["Left Leg"]:Destroy()
wait(1)
char["Right Leg"]:Destroy()
wait(4)
char["Head"]:Destroy()
end
end
script.Parent.Touched:connect(Touch)
Note: The character will die upon the removal of the 'Head' instance.
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Thank you very much! Yes, I was convinced it had to do with FindFirstChild, but I just wasn't sure where to put it! :D