It actually works! But it needs to be in a local script, a local script only happens for you, unless you use a remote event or a remote function
Insert a Local Script In the StarterPlayerScripts in the StarterPlayer tab on your Explorer
Also do like this
1 | game.Workspace.Part2.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Navy blue") |
That will change the brickcolor
then insert your script :)
1 | local ClickDetector = game.Workspace.MyPart.ClickDetector |
3 | ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function() |
5 | game.Workspace.Part2.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Navy blue") |
I know this has got nothing with your question to do but, there is something called a Remote Function
Remote functions basically makes a Local Script Visible to everyone.
"Whats the point of using a Remote Event when you can just do it in a Normal Script!"
Well, A script does not always work in a Normal Script, for example if we want to make your script visible to everyone, then it would not work in a normal script. So thats why we use Remote Events and why they are usefull
1 | local ClickDetector = game.Workspace.MyPart.ClickDetector |
2 | local RS = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage") |
3 | local RemoteFunction = RS:WaitForChild("RemoteFunction") |
4 | local MyPart = ClickDetector.Parent |
6 | ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function() |
8 | RemoteFunction:InvokeServer(MyPart) |
Create a Normal script in the serverscript
1 | local ClickDetector = game.Workspace.MyPart.ClickDetector |
2 | local RS = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage") |
3 | local RemoteFunction = RS:WaitForChild("RemoteFunction") |
4 | local MyPart = ClickDetector.Parent |
6 | RemoteFunction.OnServerInvoke = function(player, MyPart) |
7 | MyPart.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Baby blue") |
If you are a beginner i don't recommend you to just jump into Remote-Functions. I was just teaching you ahead
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