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How would I make players know if they are near an object within its radius?
Where should I start? I don't know much about magnitude but this is my code so far.
1 | for _, i in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) |
2 | if i == workspace.Part.Magnitude then |
3 | print("Player is near an object within its radius of 2.53") --Something like this. |
4 | end |
5 | end |
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btw u forgot the do after game.Players:GetChildren also u should use GetChildren not getplayers TNTIsLyfe 152 — 5y
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Very Good (and unclear) Instructions
- Do a dance with variables like this example:
1 | maggie = (xyz_A-xyz_B).magnitude |
-- xyz1 and xyz2 could be "workspace.PartThingy.Position" (as an example)
- Make a funny face at math and use this as an example:
1 | if maggie <= 2.53 then -- just make sure you can get 2.53 and under using "<=" |
2 | print(i.." is near an object within its radius of 2.53!") |
3 | end |
- Ask the Lua nerd next to you. He may tell you to combine that with your code, like this:
1 | maggie = (xyz_A-xyz_B).magnitude |
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3 | for _, i in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) |
4 | if maggie <= 2.53 then |
5 | print(i.." is near an object within its radius of 2.53!") |
6 | end |
7 | end |
and then that same Lua nerd will let you do the rest.
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oi, gotta geet dat maggie n' chop thru them players findin' the nearest magnitude royaltoe 5144 — 5y
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yes speedyfox66 237 — 5y
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U should try use PlayerDistanceFromCharacter and set the vector point of the object something like this maybe
01 | for _, i in pairs(game.Players:GetChildren()) |
02 | while true do |
03 | if i:PlayerDistanceFromCharacter(Vector3.new(number,number,number)) < 2.53 then |
04 | print("Player is near an object within its radius of 2.53") |
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07 |
08 | end |
09 | end |
10 | end |
not sure if this will work im just guessing might work i guess