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Why doesnt this work?
01 | function onTouched(hit) -- function |
02 | local torso = hit:FindFirstChild('Torso') |
03 | local rightleg = hit:FindFirstChild('RightLeg') |
04 | local rightArm = hit:FindFirstChild('RightArm') |
05 | local leftLeg = hit:FindFirstChild('LeftLeg') |
06 | local leftArm = hit:FindFirstChild('LeftArm') |
07 | local headfoil = hit:FindFirstChild('Head') |
08 | torso.Transparency = 1 |
09 | rightArm.Transparency = 1 |
10 | rightleg.Transparency = 1 |
11 | leftArm.Transparency = 1 |
12 | leftLeg.Transparency = 1 |
13 | headfoil.Transparency = 1 |
14 | hit.Transparency = 1 |
15 | end |
16 |
17 | script.Parent.Touched:connect (onTouched) --listener |
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The touched event returns the part that touched the object in question. So if your leg touches a part, for example, your leg will be what the listener returns. If that's the case, when you touch a part and your function is run, your code is looking for the first child of the limb, not the player. To fix this you would change the code to
1 | local torso = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild('Torso') |
2 | local rightleg = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild('RightLeg') |
3 | local rightArm = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild('RightArm') |
4 | local leftLeg = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild('LeftLeg') |
5 | local leftArm = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild('LeftArm') |
6 | local headfoil = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild('Head') |
Also, the space between "connect" and the function in your listener seems unnecessary, but that could just be styling. Hope this helps!