So, um... I have a script that I was wanting to locally play music when you touch it and stop playing all other sounds, but I don't know how to make it local and the music doesn't play.
function OnTouch (hit)
workspace.Sounds.ambient.stop()
workspace.Sounds.musicambient.stop()
workspace.Sounds.engine.play()
end
A function only ever runs when you call it or connect it to an event. To call a function you would simply do:
OnTouch(item)
in your script and it would run the function. If you want to tie your function to an event you would do:
script.Parent.Touched:Connect(OnTouch)
This tells Roblox that whenever the "Touched" Event of script.Parent fires, call that function.
Okay, but the music still doesn't play when you touch the brick, am I doing anything wrong with that part?
This is just a guide on functions. You should connect the function to the touch event of the part you want. i.e. workspace.PartNameGoesHere.Touched
@CaptainAlien132 Try doing :Play()
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script.Parent.Touched:Connect(OnTouch) -- Inside a script in a brick.