if game.Workspace.Part.ClickDetector then play audio == ('142435409') end
I am trying to get a part when I click it, it will play a certain audio. Is this script correct for that?
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Is this script correct?
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sound = game.Workspace.Sound --Change this to whatever it is in your game
function onClicked()
sound:Play()--For it to play (142435409) you just should make an audio in workspace, and put that in the SoundId
end
script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(onClicked)
If you are wanting it to play client-side make sure it is a Localscript first. If you are using click detectors then it should look something like this.
audio1 = game.Soundscape.Bomb --you can change this to whatever audio you want to play
function onClicked()
play audio1
end
script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(onClicked)
****I am not sure if that itself will work, but it is basically what is needed for the click detector. I predetermined the audio track to play(in this case "Bomb" from the Soundscape, to simplify the script later on.
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I think it is audio1:Play(), not play audio1.
The point of it was to give him a basic idea of how to work the Click Detector, because that seemed to be the part that he was having the largest issue with.
Then I would use the comment "--" so it doesnt seem a part of the script.
Did you not read the "****I am not sure if that itself will work, but it is basically what is needed for the click detector. -In other words, It is just for a structural thing so he knows where to put the function to play the audio and how the click detector should be set up.
areiy your script idea is horrible.