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Workspace has a child "Player1" which has a child "Humanoid" , so why does output return f as nil?
1 | f = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("Humanoid",true) |
2 | if f.Parent.Name == "Player1" then |
3 | while true do |
4 | if f.Health <= 99 then |
5 | f.Health = f.Health + 1 |
6 | wait(.01) |
7 | end |
8 | end |
9 | end |
A very simple script to heal me when injured rapidly during Edit on ROBLOX, yet I can't fathom why f can't be found.
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One line one, the players spawns after the script runs. A simple fix would be adding like a wait(1) at the beginning of the script, but I would suggest using the player added event instead. User#11440 120 — 8y
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That helped, thank you. Now I must simply incorporate a loop into Player Added :/ pmcdonough 85 — 8y
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A easy solution would be to use a local script in the StarterPack.
1 | local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer -- Get's the player. |
2 | local playerhumanoid = player.Character.Humanoid -- Do not need to put wait() because in edit, the character loads instantly, added in humanoid with this variable to condense the script. |
3 |
4 | playerhumanoid.HealthChanged:connect(function() |
5 | if playerhumanoid.Health < 99 then |
6 | playerhumanoid.Health = playerhumanoid.Health + 1 -- We do not need keep calling on the function manually, it will call itself wen it adds health back |
7 | wait() |
8 | end) |
There might be a few errors in there, let me know if there are and I will fix them.
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Thanks, the conditional function was what I was missing. pmcdonough 85 — 8y
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Happy to help. :) UltChowsk 85 — 8y