I've done this and it's given me no errors, but it doesn't stop it either.
local part = script.Parent
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local ws = game.Workspace
local sound = ws.Sound
part.Touched:connect(function(Part)
sound:Play()
if part.Touched == false then
sound:Destroy()
end
end)
There are few ways to do that, one way is what Percil said, another simply create a BoolValue Into the part and call it 'Touching' or you can just create a Touching Variable which I do recommend because it's easier. Then in your script add a few lines;
local P = script.Parent -- The part
local Touching = false -- The player is not touching this
local ws = game.Workspace
local sound = ws:WaitForChild('Sound')
local B = ws:WaitForChild('BasePlate') --Change this to the land that the player stands on
P.Touched:Connect(function(H) --When part is touched
if Touching == true then return end --If touching is already true then end the script
else -- meaning if Touching = false
sound:Play()
Touching = true -- sets touching to tue
end)
B.Touched:Connect(function()
Touching = false
end)
The last function above;
B.Touched:Connect(function()
Touching = false
end)
Will change Touching back to false if the player steps off the part so if the player steps on a baseplate then touching becomes false and the player can go back on again.
If this helped then please accept answer ;)
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Touched is an event. Events don't work like that; you can't just use them in if statements. Look into the TouchEnded event, that might work for you.