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try this
local model = --model
for i, v in pairs(model:GetChildren()) do
v.Changed:Connect(function()
if v.BrickColor == BrickColor.new("Tawny") then
print("its tawny now!")
elseif v.BrickColor == BrickColor.new("Shamrock") then
print("its shamrock now!")
end
end)
end
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connecting .Changed will only fire when that instance gets a property update, so in this case it will not fire when its children change. The first reply should work. Keep in mind that you can also read what property changed by doing the following
part.Changed:Connect(function(ChangedProperty)
end)
or
function onChange(ChangedProperty)
end
part.Changed:Connect(onChange)
.Changed only works for boolvalue, intvalue, etc.
It never works for model property.
So you can try this,
for _,v in pairs(urModel:GetChildren()) do
v:GetPropertyChangedSignal("your property value"):Connect(function()
-- your codes
end)
end
no? .Changed works for every instance in the game. Just how :GetPropertyChangedSignal works for every instance
I bet you’re not that experienced scripter.
https://devforum.roblox.com/t/can-valuechanged-fire-with-nil-even-if-the-value-isnt-set-to-nil/571262/2?u=notskilled_guy
I use .Changed for almost every one of my scripts, have you ever used .Changed? It fires whenever a property of connected instance is changed. Consider reading the developer documentations before claiming things. Also notice how the author marked the first reply as a solution? almost as if it worked because .Changed works for every instance
if you read the actual article you sent what they’re saying is ValueBase instances do not have the same .Change as the other instances in the game. But the other instances do still have a functional .Changed that fires when any property is changed, including hidden ones.
Bruh
No changed event
- ur code not working at all
Next step is to learn how to read the documentations. As you can see if you read the documentations you sent, you can clearly see that .Changed is infact an inherited event
Every signle instance has .Changed
as you can see, .Changed does not print nil, it prints the signal
compared to stuff that doesn’t have .Changed (not instances)
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