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Why doesn't it kill the character?
1 | Killer = script.Parent |
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4 | Killer.Touched:Connect(function() |
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6 | game.Players.FindFirstChild.Humanoid.Health = 0 |
7 | end) |
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I'm still new, and I am willing to learn NicoXerocious 29 — 5y
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First of all you'll need to gain access to the player's character in order to take their health away like so(I'll assume its a normal script):
1 | Killer = script.Parent |
2 | Killer.Touched:Connect(function(hit) -- hit will be whatever has touched the part (e.g left leg, etc) |
3 | if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then -- we need to make sure it was a character |
4 | hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid").Health = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid").Health - 100 -- Takes all their health. |
5 | end |
6 | end) |
Any errors will likely be on your end, e.g not placing the script in the appropriate place.
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Killer = script.Parent MiguRB 60 — 5y
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What? Theswagger66 54 — 5y
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Variable names are supposed to be lowecase, and every next word begind with a captial letter: likeThisYouBagel iSpaceRBLX 31 — 5y
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Also, your spacing hurts, please fix it. iSpaceRBLX 31 — 5y
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@iSpaceRBLX if you're not accurately contributing to the discussion, don't comment dude. Psudar 882 — 5y
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@iSpaceRBLX yes I am well aware of “Camel Casing”. “Variable names are suppose to be lowercase” i didn’t know my code would error if I didn’t follow this rule. Thanks for the insight really appreciate it. Theswagger66 54 — 5y