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2 bricks collide?
I want to make it where when two bricks collide, something happens. But I have no idea how that works. I know other people have done it.
brick1 = game.Workspace.PushBrick brick2 = game.Workspace.Button function collide() --stuff brick1.Touched:connect(brick2)
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A function is a block of code that we can ask to happen at some particular moment (for example, upon a collision).
Functions look like this:
function someFunctionName(someParameter)
-- Code to do stuff here
end -- End function's block of code
An event , like Touched (for when a part touches any other part) calls a particular function that we connect to it.
In general, that looks like this:
someEvent:connect(someFunctionName)
For a Touched event, we could have a script that looks like this:
function collide(partColliding)
if partColliding == brick2 then
-- the part hitting `brick1` is `brick2`
-- Let's do something in response!
print("They hit")
end
end
brick1.Touched:connect(collide)
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I removed mine, since yours seemed like the better answer. Tempestatem 884 — 9y
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Didn't work. Nothing in the output. Grenaderade 525 — 9y