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Is it possible to use Resize() and make it dont stops if it hits a part ?
I'm working on a game and i created a "Beam" attack. So, to make the beam grow forward, i used Resize(). The only problem, is that i put a script in the beam in which i used .Touched event. Because of that, the beam wont go throught parts (I tried without and it works but when i use .Touched, it does nothing) . How can i make Resize() continue even if it hits a part ?
Event script :
1 | local beam = script.Parent |
2 | beam.Touched:connect(function(part) |
3 | if part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then |
4 | local humanoid = part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") |
5 | humanoid:TakeDamage(10) |
6 | end |
7 | end) |
Beam Script
1 | local beam = script.Parent |
2 | for i = 1,25 do |
3 | beam:Resize(5, 2) |
4 | wait(0.01) |
5 | end |
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Try setting it's CanCollide property off
but that may effect your Touched event
personally I would tween the size instead because collisions won't stop it from growing.
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make my answer accepted right now AdventurousHeight 5 — 7y
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tween lags in game, for my beam attack I used resize and then i constantly shot out a damage part instead of having the actual beam cause damage Earthkingiv 51 — 7y
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also keep the beam can't collide Earthkingiv 51 — 7y