Is it possible to play a sound when any parts in a Model is touched?
I am just making a game which is all about being the last one standing by hitting each other with objects you will usually see (like a PC, chair, TV,etc.), but I came to think about having sounds on the props.
Yes I can put each part a script connected to their Touched event, but I am sure it'll be VERY slow and hard to update if needed. If I try to make a script that references all parts in the model, it'll work unless it has a different, non-3d item such as a folder.
How would I make a sound play when any part of a model is touched with something? Thanks.
3 answers
local model = script.Parent
for _,p in pairs(model:GetDescendants()) do
if p.ClassName == "Part" then
if p.Touched then
local sound = game.Workspace.Sound
sound:Play()
end
end
end
If you are not satisfied with that, try this:
local model = script.Parent
local child = model:FindFirstAncestor("TriggerPart")
local boolean = true
function onTouch()
if boolean == true then
boolean = false
local sound = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("Sound", true)
sound:Play()
wait(3)
boolean = true
end
end
child.Touched:Connect(onTouch)
The simplest way would be this:
Step 1 Put a script in Workspace Step 2 Reference your model and Sound Step 3 Loop around every object in the model Step 4 Check if the parts that are inside of the model were touched. Step 5 If any touch input is detected then play a sound
Final Script:
local Model = workspace.Model
local Sound = workspace.Sound
for _, Parts in pairs(Model:GetChildren()) do
Parts.Touched:Connect(function()
Sound:Play()
end)
end