Why doesn't this disable the persons backpack tools?
So I have a working handcuff, but when you cuff another person and that person cuffs you, you go flying, I have a simple solution, When that player is handcuffed, they can't use their tools. Here is the script inside of the handcuffs, they still work with this script, The just don't disable the other person's backpack. Sorry long code, The code that I put into it is on line 48, and line 68.
local RemoteEvent = script.Parent:WaitForChild("RemoteEvent")
local TargetTorso = nil
local Using = false
function CheckForTargetTorso(part)
if part.Parent:IsA'Model' and part.Parent:FindFirstChildOfClass'Humanoid' then
local char = part.Parent
local torso
if char:FindFirstChild'Torso' then
torso = char.Torso
elseif char:FindFirstChild'UpperTorso' then
torso = char.UpperTorso
end
return char, torso
end
end
function CheckForTorso(player)
local Char = player.Character
if Char:FindFirstChild'Torso' then
return Char.Torso
else
return Char.UpperTorso
end
end
RemoteEvent.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player, state, part)
if state == 'Cuff' then
local target = nil
local playerTorso = nil
target, TargetTorso = CheckForTargetTorso(part)
playerTorso = CheckForTorso(player)
if target then
Using = true
RemoteEvent:FireClient(player, 'Use')
spawn(function()
if Using then
TargetTorso.Anchored = true
TargetTorso.CanCollide = true
for i, Toolsxd in pairs(player.Backpack:GetChildren()) do
if Toolsxd:IsA("Tool") then
Toolsxd.Enabled = false
end
end
end
while Using and wait() do
TargetTorso.CFrame = playerTorso.CFrame * CFrame.new( 0, 0, -5 )
end
end)
end
elseif state == 'UnCuff'then
Using = false
TargetTorso.Anchored = false
TargetTorso.CanCollide = false
for i, Toolsxd in pairs(player.Backpack:GetChildren()) do
if Toolsxd:IsA("Tool") then
Toolsxd.Enabled = true
end
end
wait()
end
end)
1 answer
Instead of disabling all the tools in the player's backpack, you can simply just disable backpack. This can be done by using a RemoteEvent to go from the Server to the Client, which I will demonstrate.
Since you are already using a RemoteEvent, you can pass an argument in that RemoteEvent that is specific to disabling the Backpack of the player.
For example:
On Server (Script):
local BackpackEnabled = game.ReplicatedStorage.BackpackEnabled -- A RemoteEvent in ReplicatedStorage
RemoteEvent.OnServerEvent:connect(function(player, state, part)
-- This is where you have your main code on the server script
if state == "Cuff" then
-- This is what happens when you are cuffed
BackpackEnabled:FireClient(player, true)
elseif state == "UnCuff" then
-- This is what happens when you are uncuffed
BackpackEnabled:FireClient(player, false)
end
end)
On Client (LocalScript):
local BackpackEnabled = game.ReplicatedStorage.BackpackEnabled -- A RemoteEvent in ReplicatedStorage
local StarterGui = game.StarterGui
BackpackEnabled.OnClientEvent:connect(function(Enabled)
StarterGui:SetCoreGuiEnabled(Enum.CoreGuiType.Backpack, Enabled)
end)
This basically makes it so that the StarterGui Enables or Disables the Backpack gui based on whether the player is cuffed or not.
I hope this helps and if not, let me know on how I can further clarify this method! :D
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