So say I have a part 1 with a script in it, that has the script for the thing to work. So say I want if part 1 touches part 2, part 1 gets the smoke effect (like the sparkle, fire effects), but if it's not it doesn't have the smoke effect. What would I put into the part 1 script to make that happen?
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How to make a part have an effect of touching another part?
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Using the Touched event, you could attach a function that applies the desired effects to it.
We will not just give you the code, you will need to attempt that on your own.
I will at least give you a head start though!
Incomplete example:
part1.Touched:connect(function(part2)
--Code here
end)
Particles are not too difficult to work with, just have to do a bit of research and fool around until you get it right!
Let me know if you have any other questions!
If I'm interpretting your question right, you want to trigger some effect only if Part 1 is touched by Part 2 and nothing else. This example assumes that Part 2 is named Part2
part1.Touched:connect(function(touched)
if touched.Name == 'Part2' then
-- add some effects here
-- for example:
-- Instance.new('Smoke', touched);
end;
end);
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Thanks! Just what i needed.
No problem, good luck!