I have tried many things theres the part it tells me....
for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetChildren()) do local char = v.Character local head = char:FindFirstChild("Head") if head then for i,v2 in pairs(head:GetChildren()) do if v2.Name == "JumpAttactSound" then v2:Destroy()
From what I've examined, your program doesn't have any syntax issues, which brings me to a final conclusion. Your Script isn't local; the Server cannot gain access directly to any Client related information due to Filtering Enabled, therefore you'll need to take an approach that allows or gives that information without asking for it. One way of doing so is using the PlayerAdded event of the Players service. Adjusting to that with your Script should look like this:
local Players = game:GetService("Players")
Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(Player) -- This event passes the Player
local Character = Player.Character or Player.CharacterAdded:Wait()
for _,instance in ipairs(Character.Head:GetDescendants()) do
if (instance.Name == "JumpAttackSound") then
instance:Destroy()
end
end
end)
What's happening here?
All this change involves a lot more advanced approaches, so I'll explain them to you.
Firstly, when we declare the Character variable, we added an extra piece to the line to ensure that we won't get a nil value for the case that we asked for it before it was loaded.
Afterwards, we use an underscore within the for loop, which simply tells the program: we don't need i, same thing goes for v, or "instance". Then we use the GetDescendants metamethod, which simply gives us every possible instance within Head, just in case JumpAttackSound is a little further than we anticipated.
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Ok thank you, Im working on a game function and intermission usally didn't worked!
stop like begging fr