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Does anyone know how to make a particle trail and give it to the player when he touches a block? [closed]
I have tried multiple ways to make a particle trail system for the player when they touch the block, but unfortunately I have had no luck with making it. Can someone please help me make a particle trail system. It would be very helpful! (I was never really good at scripting in "Lua Script" anyway. I am still learning Info: These are ways that I tried to make a particle trail system, bu t they didn't work)
1 | game.Players.PlayerAdded:connect(function(plr) |
2 | local plrName = plr.Name |
3 | plr.CharacterAdded:connect(function(char) |
4 | local plrTorso = char:WaitForChild("Torso") |
5 | local sTrail = Instance.new("ParticleEmitter") |
6 | sTrail.Name = "TrailTest" |
7 | sTrail.Parent = plrTorso |
8 | end) |
9 | end) |
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Use a Touched Event...
01 | Part = script.Parent |
02 |
03 | Part.Touched:connect(function(hit) -- Use the touched event on a brick( hit refers to the part or brick that is hit by 'Part') |
04 | if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild('Humanoid') then -- If there is a humanoid it is more likely to be a player |
05 | local Player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent) |
06 | if Player ~= nil then -- checks to see if the model or Parent is actually a player |
07 | local Particles = Instance.new('ParticleEmitter') -- Creates the PartleEmitter inside of the Torso |
08 | Particles.Parent = hit.Parent.Torso |
09 | end |
10 | end |
11 | end) |
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01 | local Particles = script.Parent.ParticleEmitter --Defines the particles |
02 |
03 | script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(hit) --TouchedEvent |
04 | wait() --waits |
05 | local ParticlesClone = Particles:Clone() --Clones the particles |
06 | ParticlesClone.Parent = hit --puts the particles inside of the object that hit the part |
07 |
08 | end) --closes the function |
09 |
10 | --]] 'hit' basically represents that part that is 'hitting' the brick. You can also change the 'hit(s)' other properties: |
11 |
12 | -- hit.Material = "Neon" |
13 | -- hit.BrickColor = BrickColor.Random() |
--Copy this code into a script located inside a part or brick.
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