:GetChildren() loop wont work correctly?
i want to Anchor all parts/MeshParts or an R15 player but when i try this
1 | local plaan = char:GetChildren() |
2 | for i=1, #plaan do |
3 | if plaan[i].ClassName=="MeshPart" or "Part" then |
4 | plaan[i].Anchored=true |
5 | end |
6 | end |
it still tries to Anchor Humanoid
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2 answers
For this, I particularly recommend using pairs to iterate through a table and :IsA() to find parts and anchor them in the rig.
01 | local plaan = char:GetChildren() |
02 |
03 | --Since we are not using the index, we can set it to _. |
04 | --v here is the objects in the table. |
05 | for _,v in pairs(plaan) do |
06 | --"BasePart" automatically detects Parts and MeshParts. |
07 | if v:IsA("BasePart") then |
08 | v.Anchored = true |
09 | end |
10 | end |
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Logic operations in programming
Unlike in everyday, where common sense acts as a filler for some shortfalls, no such thing exists in programming. With that said, the problem here is line 3 for you,
1 | if plaan[i].ClassName=="MeshPart" or "Part" then |
it is generally implied in everyday english that the meaning of it is:
1 | if plaan[i].ClassName=="MeshPart" or plaan[i].ClassName=="Part" then |
but, no implications like that occur with the complier, which is exceptionally picky,instead of that is checks if plaan[i].ClassName == "MeshPart" is a truthy value(not false or nil) and checks if "Part" is a truthy value, instead of checking if plaan[i].ClassName is part.
Hopefully this helped solve your problem
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