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How can I make a model disappear when someone leaves the game?

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Samstergizmo 28
8 years ago

This script is supposed to create a model when a player enters the game, create another in a second location when someone else joins and remove the appropriate model when they leave the game. I'm exhausted and my knowledge of this syntax is limited. Send help, the model's appear fine but when a play leaves the game neither of them will disappear


function CreateShip(xcoord,ycoord,zcoord)
    local NewShip = workspace.Ship:clone()
    NewShip.Parent = game.Workspace
    NewShip:makeJoints()
    NewShip:MoveTo(Vector3.new(xcoord,ycoord,zcoord))
    NewShip.Name = AltName
end

game.Players.PlayerAdded:connect(function(player)
    if workspace.Ship.Ship1Val.Value == false then
        local AltName = player.Name
        CreateShip(-1005,36,470) 
        workspace.Ship.Ship1Val.Value = true
        workspace.Ship.Owner1.Value = player.Name
    elseif workspace.Ship.Ship2Val.Value == false then
        local AltName = player.Name
        CreateShip(-1005,36,450)
        workspace.Ship.Ship2Val.Value = true
        workspace.Ship.Owner2.Value = player.Name
    end
end)

game.Players.PlayerRemoving:connect(function(p)
    if p.Name == workspace.Ship.Owner1.Value then
        local AltName = p.Name
        local ShipName = workspace.Ship:WaitForChild(AltName)
        ShipName:remove()
        workspace.Ship.Owner1.Value = nil
        workspace.Ship.Ship1Val.Value = false
    elseif p.Name == workspace.Ship.Owner2.Value then
        local AltName = p.Name
        local ShipName = workspace.Ship:WaitForChild(AltName)
        ShipName:remove()
        workspace.Ship.Owner2.Value = nil
        workspace.Ship.Ship2Val.Value = false
    end
end)

I suspect it's an issue with naming the cloned models in the first place as I cannot refer to them easily, however I have no idea how to approach this problem and have tried multiple varying efforts to no avail Many Thanks, Sam

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Answered by
User#5748 20
8 years ago
Edited 8 years ago

I would set the ships name to the name of the player, or you could add a string value to the ship and set it to the player's name. when the player exit's the game you could check each ship for the player's name and destroy it if the name matches.

To do this a for loop should work.

game.Players.PlayerRemoving:connect(function(p)
   for _, ship in pairs(workspace:GetChildren()) do
          if p.Name == workspace.Ship.Owner1.Value then
            local AltName = p.Name
            local ShipName = workspace.Ship:WaitForChild(AltName)
            ShipName:remove()
            workspace.Ship.Owner1.Value = nil
            workspace.Ship.Ship1Val.Value = false
        elseif p.Name == workspace.Ship.Owner2.Value then
            local AltName = p.Name
            local ShipName = workspace.Ship:WaitForChild(AltName)
            ShipName:remove()
            workspace.Ship.Owner2.Value = nil
            workspace.Ship.Ship2Val.Value = false
        end
   end
end)

This is just an example in case you needed help with loops. You can find more information about loops here

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I'm aware the example code doesn't work. The amount of changes I'd have to make to the script would have the end result as well. User#5748 20 — 8y
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