Here is my script:
script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(hit)
if hit.Parent.Name == "Cup_Empty" then
hit.Parent.Handle.Liquid.Transparency = 0
end
end)
Basically, I am trying to get it to when the tool Cup_Empty hits this object, in my case milk, it will make the liquid inside of it go from invisible to visible. Is something wrong with my script? Or is there some weird thing with tools that I don't know.
Are you 100% sure that it's the tool that touches it and not the player? What I suggest you do is that instead of doing it when only the tool touches it, makes it when a player touches it, it checks if one of the tools the player has inside his/her backpack is called "Cup_Empty" and if it's "empty" or whatever you want to do you do your stuff
What I did beforehand was told it to print hit.Name It hit the hand and the handle.
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Is the script inside the tool? It's likely that script.Parent is the tool object, not the Handle. Since the Handle is the actual part, you have to connect the touched event to it.
Also, the script is iside of the milk container.