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Item not found in tool, returning error?
I have this script, which is supposed to make the cheese visible in the tool. The cheese is not in a model within the tool, it's just in the tool. The script is as follows:
script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(h)
if (h.Parent.Name == "Bread" or "Sandwich") then
h.Parent.Name = "Sandwich"
h.Parent.cheese.Transparency = 0
h.Parent.cheese.Value.Value = 1
end
end)
It returns the error, "cheese is not a valid member of model"
What could have went wrong?
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Make sure capitalization is correct for cheese since Lua is case-sensitive. If that doesn't work, declare it is a variable using "local cheese = h.Parent:WaitForChild("cheese")" Loughdough 291 — 7y
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The case sensitivity is correct, and the variable just returns the error "infinite yield possible" and does nothing. Prideful_Ryan 38 — 7y
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When defining compound conditions, even if there is a mutual value between the conditions, you must compare it each time.
script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(h)
local hp = h.Parent;
local name = hp.Name;
if name == "Bread" or name == "Sandwich" then --compare name twice
hp.Name = "Sandwich"
hp.cheese.Transparency = 0
hp.cheese.Value.Value = 1
end
end)
Also, I suggest using the Disconnect function if you don't plan on manipulating the Name, Transparency, or cheese further. So that the Touched event isn't redundantly firing.
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Still didn't seem to work for me. I'm not sure why, it doesn't show any errors, it just doesn't make the cheese brick appear. Prideful_Ryan 38 — 7y