local Aut1 = game.Workspace.Door.Aut1
local Aut2 = game.Workspace.Door.Aut2
function OnTouch(part)
debounce = false
local humanoid = part.Parent:findFirstChild("Humanoid")
if Humanoid ~= nil then
Aut1.Position = vector3.new(Aut1.Position.x, Aut1.Position.y, Aut1.Position.z+5)
Aut2.Position = vector3.new(Aut1.Position.x, Aut2.Position.y, Aut2.Position.z-5)
wait(5)
Aut1.Position = vector3.new(Aut1.Position.x, Aut1.Position.y, Aut1.Position.z-5)
Aut2.Position = vector3.new(Aut2.Position.x, Aut2.Position.y, Aut2.Position.z+5)
print("The Script Works")
end
end
✓ ANSWER ACCEPTED
Why this won't work?
1 answer
✓ Accepted answer
Line 7: You defined a variable called 'humanoid'. The error is caused in line 7: which is that you used "Humanoid" instead of "humanoid". Computers are stubborn in a way when reading code of any sort, and everything is case-sensitive.
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2 comments
u have if Humanoid change it to just humanoid
You defined 'humanoid' with a lowercase h, in your variable, so when you call it, it's Case Sensitive.