I'm looking for a way to make it so when this line of code runs, the script that it is referring to would get disabled, or enabled. This is what I have so far.
script.Enabled=true
--or
sciript.Disabled=true
Please tell me what I am doing wrong, thank you!.
Confusing, you want the script to be the reverse of what it is right now? just do
script.Disabled = not script.Disabled
not associated with a boolean (true / false) will return the reverse of it not true = false not false = true
Didn't work, let me give more context. Basically when a brick is hit, I want it to activate the script in another brick named "FD1". Basically I was thinking "script.Parent.Parent.FD1.Disabled = false" while in the properties the script in "FD1" is disabled.
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Thats just inconvenient to change 2 properties. It is like having Collide and CanCollide. If you look in your properties, you'll find the right one.
What exactly would the script look like.
Would it just be script.Disabled = true and script.Disabled = false? Would it be "disabled" instead of "Disabled"
Why don't you try it out and see which errors?
Please, just tell me. I've been working for MONTHS on this stupid project and I just need this one line of code, PLEASE!