Problem with touch function

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#1

Here’s the function :

		pickaxehitbox.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
			if ismining == false then
				if hit.Name == "Hitbox" or hit.Parent == "Rocks" then
					print("mining")
					ismining = true
					if ismining == true then
						wait(1)
						ismining = false
					end
				end
			end
		end)
		task.wait(1)
		canmine.Value = true
	end
end)

It seems to have an error but i dont know what’s the problem here.
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Pickaxe hitbox :
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Rock hitbox :
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#2

The ‘pickaxehitbox’ variable is referencing a Motor6D. You will have to change the declaration to the hitbox.

#3

i don’t understand, earlier i tested it and it worked perfectly fine. And what do you mean by “changing the declaration to the hitbox”

#4

how would i change the “declaration” to the hitbox

#5

The hitbox is supposed to be a Basepart. You declared it as a motor6D

#6

how would i change it?
( character requirement )

#7

He means change the variable. If pickaxehitbox is referenced to “MyModel.PickAxeMotor6D” for example, then you’d want to change the variable to “MyModel.ActualPickAxe” for another example.

local Tool = script.Parent
local Pickaxehitbox = Pickaxe.Pickaxepart.Hitbox -- Motor6D.
-- Since it's a Motor6D, then I'd want to change it to...
local Pickaxehitbox = Pickaxe.Pickaxepart.Axe

If the Motor6D is also named Hitbox, then the script will think the hitbox is a Motor6D.

#8

but it is already referencing the actual pickaxe
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#9

Try naming the hitbox “PickaxeHitbox”, or change the name of the Motor6D. You probably have both the Motor6D and hitbox under the same name.

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#10

ty it works now! (character requirement)

#11

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