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(SOLVED) - How do I make a local sound from touching a part?

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AlanosoOficial 3
5 years ago
Edited 5 years ago

Howdy!, I am making a simple game and I have tried to do a local sound when you touch a part, however, I have not yet come to a conclusion, and I have thrown all attempts throught the window, so I am asking for help to someone more experienced that I am.

There isn't anything related to sound, yet, but I will post this code, as it might change how the sound should be made.

-- / Variables / --

local Debounce = false

-- / When Eaten / --

script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(Plr)
if Plr.Parent:FindFirstChild('Humanoid') and Debounce == false then 
local Humanoid = Plr.Parent:FindFirstChild('Humanoid')
Debounce = true

        local Body1 = Humanoid:FindFirstChild('BodyDepthScale')
        local Body2 = Humanoid:FindFirstChild('BodyWidthScale')
        local Body3 = Humanoid:FindFirstChild('BodyHeightScale')
        local Head = Humanoid:FindFirstChild('HeadScale')

        Body1.Value = Body1.Value + .03
        Body2.Value = Body2.Value + .025        
        Body3.Value = Body3.Value + .02
        Head.Value = Head.Value + .015

        Humanoid.WalkSpeed = Humanoid.WalkSpeed - 0.01
        Humanoid.JumpPower = Humanoid.JumpPower - 0.031

script.Parent:Destroy()
end
end)
wait(10)
script.Parent:Destroy()

This one is the part script at ServerStorage that I want to make the local sound, and is cloned by a ServerScriptService Script.

If you could help me by either a script or an Idea that I haven't tried, I'll be happy to try it!

Best Regards - A novice scripter.

I did it!, Thanks to all of you, but especially to UnitedGateCompany, who assisted me with their time and effort to help make my own game.

If any of you have a similar problem, I will post the now working script below.

-- / Variables / --

local Debounce = false

-- / When Eaten / --

script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(Chr)
if Chr.Parent:FindFirstChild('Humanoid') and Debounce == false then 
local Humanoid = Chr.Parent:FindFirstChild('Humanoid')
local Player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Chr.Parent)
Debounce = true

        local Body1 = Humanoid:FindFirstChild('BodyDepthScale')
        local Body2 = Humanoid:FindFirstChild('BodyWidthScale')
        local Body3 = Humanoid:FindFirstChild('BodyHeightScale')
        local Head = Humanoid:FindFirstChild('HeadScale')

        Body1.Value = Body1.Value + .03
        Body2.Value = Body2.Value + .025        
        Body3.Value = Body3.Value + .02
        Head.Value = Head.Value + .015

        Humanoid.WalkSpeed = Humanoid.WalkSpeed - 0.01
        Humanoid.JumpPower = Humanoid.JumpPower - 0.031

        script.Parent.Transparency = 1

        local Sound = script.EatSound
        Sound.Parent = Player
        Player:WaitForChild('EatSound') 
        Sound:Play()
        wait(Sound.TimeLength)
        Sound:Destroy()
             if Player.EatSound ~= nil then
        wait(Player.EatSound.TimeLength)
        Player.EatSound:Destroy()
           end  

script.Parent:Destroy()
 end 
end)
wait(10)
script.Parent:Destroy()
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so you want a sound to play locally? Protogen_Dev 268 — 5y
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If you want the sound to play separately for each client, use Sound:Play() in a Local Script (where Sound is the Audio). SerpentineKing 3885 — 5y
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or just put it in the players "PlayerGui" Protogen_Dev 268 — 5y

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Answered by
UnitedGateCompany 18
5 years ago

This is easy to do. I'm assuming by "local" you mean a sound plays only available to the player.

Here's how I would do it.

Before the script.Parent:Destroy(), put this code:

local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Plr.Parent) -- get player
local sound = Instance.new("Sound") -- make sound
sound.SoundId = "" -- put the ID of your sound here
sound.Parent = player -- put sound in player
repeat wait() until sound.Loaded == true -- wait until it is loaded
sound:Play() -- play the sound
wait(sound.TimeLength) -- wait the sound time duration
sound:Destroy()

Hope this helps!

If it works, accepting my answer is greatly appreciated. :)

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Thanks, I will be trying it right now. AlanosoOficial 3 — 5y
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Thank you!, I have managed to change it to my own needs and will be posting the finished script shortly, to help any scripter that finds himself with a similar problem. AlanosoOficial 3 — 5y
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