Okay so this is my code so far....
game.Workspace.Baseplate.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
print("He touched the baseplate"..hit.Name)
game.ReplicatedStorage.Part2:Clone()
end)
Can someone explain to me how to fix it?
and there is already a part in replicatedstorage called "Part2"
so does this only work with serverstorage or can I do it wtih replicated?
After you clone an object, you have to set its parent and its position (otherwise your clone isn't going to appear anywhere), so assuming you want to place your object in the workspace, you'll need to modify your code to this:
game.Workspace.Baseplate.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
-- Off-topic, but it should be hit.Parent.Name because the hit.Name will usually give the name of the body part of the player that touched it, and because the player is the parent of the part, it should be hit.Parent.Name
print("He touched the baseplate"..hit.Parent.Name)
-- Assign a reference variable for your part
local part2 = game.ReplicatedStorage.Part2:Clone()
-- Assign a parent to your clone (in this case, the workspace, but you can assign any parent according to your needs)
part2.Parent = workspace
-- Assign your clone a position (replace x, y and z with the coordinates of the position you want to place your clone)
part2.CFrame = CFrame.new(Vector3.new(x,y,z))
end)
I'm late but this is my code so far
I recomended you should code the connect function like this
local part2 = game.ReplicatedStorage.Part2 --just shortened the part name using local
function hit
print("He touched the baseplate"..hit.Parent.Name) --You can't get char name by hit.Name
part2:Clone().Parent = workspace --clone the part and set the parent of the part is the workspace.
end
game.Workspace.Baseplate.Touched:Connect(function(hit)) --look better?
Hope i helped you!
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Thanks a lot and for the additional hit.Parent
No problem :)