A part in Tool Touched event not working after held by player

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#1 
CollidePart = script.Parent

CollidePart.Touched:Connect(function(Part)
	if CollidePart.CanCollide == true and Part.Parent ~= script.Parent.Parent and Part.Parent.Parent ~= script.Parent.Parent and not Part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then
		print("working")
		script["Sword Hit"]:Play()
	end
end)

a tool with no "Handle"part but it have other part for being held.
this script is in Tool.CollidePart and this script have a sound named “Sword Hit”

even not working on simpler script.

CollidePart.Touched:Connect(function(Part)
	print("Working")
end)
#2

I’m assuming it is a LocalScript,

LocalScripts cannot run inside Workspace, only when it is a descendant of a Player’s Character

#3

no it’s normal script. and as i said it’s in the sword tool

#4

If you don’t want it to play the sound so many times like that

Debounce 
local debounce = false
script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if debounce == false then
if hit.Parent ~= script.Parent.Parent then
script["Sword Hit"]:Play()
debounce = true
script.Parent.TouchEnded:Connect(function(hit2)
if hit == hit2 then
debounce = false
end
end)
end
end
end)

Reply me if it doesn’t work please

#5

Oh, off topic but thanks. i will use it usefully

#6

Have I solved it? (character limit)

#7

nah. the many time working not the problem.
the problem is Touched event working super weird after being held

#8

It’s terribly weird. i was AFK

#9

It is probably because it touches your hand

#10

no. the yellow sword have no script. only the white sword.

#11

Is the problem the sound? Because it looks like it’s working fine

#12

no. as i always said, Touched event working weird after tool being equipped.

check the output.

#13

ok. i don’t know why this can be solution, but i found solution.

tool have to go to player Backpack before it trashed.

i mean, it have to be
‘Backpack → Workspace’.

‘PlayerCharacter → Workspace’ making bug.

#14

This is caused by a behind the scenes action performed by Roblox’s internal engine, when the tool is dropped into the workspace its handle’s .Touched event gets overridden and connected to a function which allows for the tool to be picked up again once its handle is touched.