I checked the parents and everything, no errors but it does not clone still.
I think I should use the player added function and have player inside the parentheseis at the end
Example (player)
Then would I just do player.Character?
Here is my original script that is in Workspace.
local object = script.Tooltip:Clone()
for i, v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
if v.Character then
object:Clone().Parent = v.Character.Torso
end
end
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It still does not make the Tooltips parent the players torso, When they join the game it should be added to all players torso's.
First let me ask- Is "Tooltip" a Child of Script?
Yes.
Just to make it more efficient, you should make Tooltip the Child of Script. Then you could just put "object = script.Parent:Clone()"
And when a player joins the game the 'Tooltip" should be cloned then be transfered into the Player.charecters torso.
Sorry- I said the wrong thing at the end of my answer. You have to make sure that Tooltip is Archivable or else it won't be cloned.
It is Archivable.
Try what I just edited into the end of my answer.
It says Character is a nil value?
Just a question, what is Tooltip? If it is a part, you will probably need a weld.
It's just a string value.
Try that now.
This method did not work either.
Now?
Line 4 attempt to index a nil value.
I found out a new way to do this, thanks for the help!