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Why does the hair fall off my character!?

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I have a GUI, where when you press the buttons you should change your hair.

This is the script for one of the buttons:

local choices = script.Parent.Parent.Hair.Choices

choices .choice2.MouseButton1Down:Connect(function()
	if char:FindFirstChild("Hair") then
		char:FindFirstChild("Hair"):Destroy()
	end
	local head = char:WaitForChild("Head")
	local hair = script.Hair.c2.Hair:Clone()
	hair.Handle.Position = head.Position
	hair.Parent = char
end)

when this runs, the hair just falls away, please help!

AnonymousEdited

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Your hair is falling off because you are using hair removal shampoo.

Anonymous#
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can i get a real answer please

Anonymous#

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because you're not using a weld to keep it on, you're just setting the position (assuming the hair is unanchored)

I recommend a WeldConstraint because they're easy to use and don't need C0/C1 set. add this code after you parent the hair

local hairWeld = Instance.new("WeldConstraint")
hairWeld.Part0 = head
hairWeld.Part1 = hair
hairWeld.Name = "HairWeld"
hairWeld.Parent = head
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also you might need to use remotes if the script is being run on the client.

Anonymous#
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Does that mean and local script changes to the character do not appear on the others?

Anonymous#
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and also, make sure you check and destroy any hair welds when your character is getting a new hairstyle (the button is clicked again) to prevent clutter.

Anonymous#
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yes it does

Anonymous#
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the changes will appear only for the client because your running it off a local script (unless FE was off which is impossible.) use a remote and run the hair script on the server for it to replicate

Anonymous#
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ok, ugh, not only do i have hair, i have skin color and faces, oh well, better make a remote

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