So I had this idea where if in a game I created a script that would give a certain player (myself as an example) a set of clothes (eg. shirt, pants, face). At the moment I'm not even sure how to find the player. I have tried to get the game to look in the workspace for a player name but that doesn't seem to work. No idea what to do here.
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Changeing a specific player's clothing?
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Use events, my friend. As Perci1 said on comment, you can find a player if player touches a part, clicks on something, joins the game etc.
All of those events brings you some object to work on. .Touched event of Part gives you a BasePart which is touched part of player or something else, or .ChildAdded (or PlayerJoined? I do not remember that event) gives you a Player object which is child of game.Players
To change clothes of a player, simply find its character. Player.Character(For Joined event) or TouchedPart.Parent(For Touched event) will do it. Also you can find a specific player with its nickname by using game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("PlayerName") and after finding Character of Player, change IDs of Pants and Shirt objects.
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It depends on which player you want to get. That is, anyone who joins the game, anyone who steps on a brick, only someone with a certain username, etc.
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