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?
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.
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.
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2 comments
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")"
The case sensitivity is correct, and the variable just returns the error "infinite yield possible" and does nothing.