Heres my code it hasnt worked though, (help).
tm = script.Parent
function onTouched(hit) local h = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") if h ~= nil then local n = hit.Parent local p = game.Players:FindFirstChild("Level2") if p ~= nil then p.TeamColor = tm.BrickColor end end end
script.Parent.Touched:connect(onTouched)
your script looks for a specific player and doesn't generalize to accommodate other players
you could simply just do this:
local team_changer = workspace.etc -- put here the directory of the part that changes the team
team_changer.Touched:Connect(function(part)
local parent = part.Parent
local player;
if parent then
player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(parent)
if player then
player.TeamColor = Brickcolor.new("Really red") -- change "really red" to a desire roblox color
end
end
end)
so the above code listens to when the the part stored in team_changer is touched;
then declares a variable parent to get the parent of the part that touched the team changer, then declares player and sets it to nil, next: it checks if the parent is there then assigns player to the corresponding Player object in Players Service from the character model stored in player
Terrible usage of semicolons. If you are going to use them, use them on every line that isn't a loop starter or statement/function starter.
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(On touch)
Your script is looking for "Level2" in game.Players. That is probably your mistake. WIth this script you would want to make it like game.Players:FindFirstChild(hit.Parent.Name). Try GetPlayerFromCharacter