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Why can one player see the object but another player can't?

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I think it has something to do with local parts but i can't seem to find anything in my scripts that contains a local part that's unless local player = game.Player.LocalPlayer is the problem here. If it is then can anybody tell me another way to fix this? the code is also in a local script.

Code:

--|Services|--
local UIS = game:GetService('UserInputService')
local replicatedStorage = game:GetService('ReplicatedStorage')

--|Instances|--
local weld = Instance.new('Weld')
local weld2 = Instance.new('Weld')
local weld3 = Instance.new('Weld')

--|Rock Arm|--
local rockArm = replicatedStorage.RockArm

--|Clone|--
local rockClone = rockArm:Clone()

--|Character/Player|--
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local character = player.Character

--|Debounces|--
local debounce = true

--|Function|--
UIS.InputBegan:Connect(function(input)
	if input.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.One and debounce then
		debounce = false
		
		rockClone.Parent = workspace
		
		local rockClone2 = workspace.RockArm
		local primarypart = rockClone2.PrimaryPart
		
		rockClone2.RockUpperArm.CFrame = character.LeftUpperArm.CFrame * CFrame.new(0,0,0)
		primarypart.CFrame = character.LeftLowerArm.CFrame * CFrame.new(0,0,0)
		rockClone2.RockLeftHand.CFrame = character.LeftHand.CFrame * CFrame.new(0,0,0)
		
		weld.Parent = rockClone2
		weld2.Parent = rockClone2
		weld3.Parent = rockClone2
		
		--|LeftUpperArm|--
		weld.C0 = character.LeftUpperArm.CFrame:inverse()
		weld.C1 = rockClone2.RockUpperArm.CFrame:inverse()
		
		weld.Part0 = character.LeftUpperArm
		weld.Part1 = rockClone2.RockUpperArm
		--|LeftLowerArm|--
		weld2.C0 = character.LeftLowerArm.CFrame:inverse()
		weld2.C1 = primarypart.CFrame:inverse()
		
		weld2.Part0 = character.LeftLowerArm
		weld2.Part1 = primarypart
		--|LeftHand|--
		weld3.C0 = character.LeftHand.CFrame:inverse()
		weld3.C1 = rockClone2.RockLeftHand.CFrame:inverse()
		
		weld3.Part0 = character.LeftHand
		weld3.Part1 = rockClone2.RockLeftHand
		
		--|Transparency|--
		character.LeftUpperArm.Transparency = 1
		character.LeftHand.Transparency = 1
		character.LeftLowerArm.Transparency = 1
		
		script.Disabled = true
		
		wait(4)
		rockClone2.Parent = nil
		script.Disabled = false
		
		character.LeftUpperArm.Transparency = 0
		character.LeftHand.Transparency = 0
		character.LeftLowerArm.Transparency = 0
		
		debounce = true
	end
end)
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it has to be in a server script or u gotta fire it into a remote event to the server, it has to somehow pass through a regular script in other words

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Is it the cloned items which cannot be seen by other users? If so that's likely because it's being cloned on the client rather than the server.

Anonymous#
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yes it being cloned

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I'm pretty sure the problem is that you are using a local script, and you are using FE enabled. This means, only the client who pressed "1" can see the part change. That is why we use a RemoteFunction. Put your Remote Function inside of ReplicatedStorage, that is where most people store their Remote Functions. Next you need to fire the Remote Function through the Local Script you are using. I would put this line of code maybe when the the player pressed "1":

game.ReplicatedStorage.RemoteFunction:InvokeServer() -- Also you can send any info over in this brackets.

Why we use a Remote Function, is because unlike Remote Events, these send info back to the Client once it passed through the server. Next, you need a Server Script to pass through when the Remote Event has been fired. I normally put these in ServerScriptService, but you could also put it in Workspace. And in the Server Script we can just do this:

game.ReplicatedStorage.RemoteFunction.OnServerInvoke:Connect(function()
print("Information has been sent through server")
end)

Hopefully this works, I didn't test it because its kind of late where I live. Hopefully this shows for all players the change when the player presses "1". If this doesn't work message me or reply to this, and there I can actually test it and get it working. If you don't know anything about RemoteEvents or RemoteFunctions then I would look it up on your internet source. Hopefully this works or helps! -Mrmonkeyman120

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should i put the code that i have in the server script and if so, that wouldn't work because of the local player = game.Player.LocalPlayer since you need a local script to do that

Anonymous#
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nvm. I got it working because i just had to add some perems called player

Anonymous#
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Ok doke, glad it helped! :D

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