I made this code which destroys a click detector and then creates it. Am I right?

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aspiringstar346 8

6 years ago

I made this code which destroys a Clickdetector in the scripts parent and then clones the Clickdetector but the destroying part works but not the cloning part to then create back the clickdetector.

My Code:

local click = script.Parent.ClickDetector --or wherever it is

click.MouseClick:Connect(function(player)
     script.Parent.ClickDetector:Destroy()
     wait(20)
     script.Parent.ClickDetector:Clone()
end)

Thank You and Help is Appreciated

u cant clone smth that has been destroyed iddash 45 — 6y

bro i answered your last question an hour ago Gey4Jesus69 2705 — 6y

jesus you have less than half a brain. Elixcore 1337 — 6y

@gioni01 your code didnt work aspiringstar346 8 — 6y

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You destroyed the clickdetector so you cannot clone something that is destroyed. IIApexGamerII 76 — 6y

Why would you even want to do this? T0XN 276 — 6y

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Answered by

xJathur95x 129

6 years ago

local click = script.Parent.ClickDetector --or wherever it is*
local Cloned = click:Clone()

click.MouseClick:Connect(function(player)
     Cloned.Parent = game.Workspace --This put the "Clone" of "click" in the Workspace
     click:Destroy()
     wait(20)
     Cloned.Parent = script.Parent
end)

I haven't try that script but it should work.

i think it's better if he clone the button when clicked caipira 29 — 6y

Answered by

OrcaTheFish 95

6 years ago

Edited 6 years ago

local click = script.Parent.ClickDetector

    click.MouseClick:Connect(function(player)
                local ClickClone = click:Clone()
            ClickClone.Parent = game.ReplicatedStorage
            click:Destroy()

            wait(20)

            ClickClone.Parent = script.Parent
    end)

    -- Bingo Bongo.

I made this code which destroys a click detector and then creates it. Am I right?

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