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Why is my script ignoring the if statment?

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Freddan2006YT 88
4 years ago
Edited 4 years ago

I have encountered an "error". (It doesn't tell me anything in the output) On line 9 the If statement is getting ignored I think? And I have gone through the code and printed and stuff trying to figure out what the problem is but nothing. What it's supposed to happen is when the Punch Animation is played then the window should be able to break else if you just knock into it by accident nothing should happen but it still breaks if I knock into it. Why?

server script code:

local Glass = workspace.Glass_One
local RemoteEv = game.ReplicatedStorage.RemoteEV.BreakGlassHammer
local particle = Glass.ParticleEmitter
local Shatter = game.ReplicatedStorage.Glass.Shatter
local sound = Glass.Glass_Break

RemoteEv.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player)
    Glass.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
                if player.Animations:FindFirstChild("PlayingPunchAnim") and
                    hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("RightHand") then
    wait(0.1)
                particle.Enabled = true
        wait(0.2)
        particle.Enabled = false
        Shatter.Parent = workspace
        Shatter.Anchored = true
                player.Character.Humanoid.Health = player.Character.Humanoid.Health -100
                player.PlayerGui.DeathScreenGlass.Enabled = true
        Glass.Parent = game.ReplicatedStorage.Glass
for i = 1,1 do
    sound:Play()
    wait(1)
end
        wait(70)
        Shatter.Parent = game.ReplicatedStorage.Glass
        Glass.Parent = workspace
else
end
    end)
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You should write in more detail what you are trying to do what is happening and any other additional information you may have that can help. PastDays 108 — 4y
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The Variable 'Humanoid' is not defined. Zikelah 20 — 4y
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Because the touched event has an arguement of hit, meaning whatever touches it will be defined when you call "Hit". If the right leg or left leg touches it, there is no "RightHand" child inside of "hit". I also recommend you use Debounce because the if statement will keep firing untill the player leaves the brick, firing multiple sounds from your glass break sound effect :Play() event. 3ora 54 — 4y
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I have put more detail to my question and how would i do this with somthing else exept hit? Freddan2006YT 88 — 4y

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