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How can I test for when two parts touch?
I tried googling this but all that came up was if the player touched the part. Can somebody show how to do this?
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:GetTouchingParts() greatneil80 2647 — 6y
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how would I use it? barrettr500 53 — 6y
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https://scriptinghelpers.org/questions/38426/how-would-i-use-gettouchingparts-and-check-the-names-of-the-parts-it-returns greatneil80 2647 — 6y
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If you connect to .Touched it returns the part that touched it. exxtremestuffs 380 — 6y
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1 | local part = script.Parent |
2 | part.Touched:connect(function() |
3 | local touching = part:GetTouchingParts() |
4 | for parts,touchingpart in pairs (touching) do |
5 | print(touchingpart.Name) |
6 | end |
7 | end) |
This script prints the names of all parts that touch the part
1 | local part = script.Parent |
2 | part.Touched:connect(function() |
3 | local touching = part:GetTouchingParts() |
4 | if #touching == 2 then |
5 | --script here |
6 | end |
7 | end) |
this script executes your code when 2 parts touch the part
this sometimes bugs so i would prefer to use this:
1 | local part = script.Parent |
2 | wait () |
3 | while true do |
4 | wait () |
5 | local touching = part:GetTouchingParts() |
6 | if #touching == 2 then |
7 | --script here |
8 | end |
9 | end) |