Accessory keeps falling off when cloned into character

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#1

Hi, I’m trying to make a Character Save System. The problem is when you load accessory it will fall off.

This is the an example of the script:

	if UniformPack:FindFirstChild("Universal Goggles") then
		local UniversalGoggles = UniformPack:FindFirstChild("Universal Goggles")
		local UniversalGogglesClone = UniversalGoggles:Clone()
		UniversalGogglesClone.Parent = Char
	end

These are the locals if you get confused:

local Player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local Char = Player.Character

local UniformPack = Player:FindFirstChild("UniformPack")

I’m still confused and haven’t found any solutions to this problem.

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#2

Are the goggles an Accessory or are they a MeshPart?

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#3

The Goggles are Accessories (Can’t short text)

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#4

Then instead of doing

UniversalGogglesClone.Parent = Char

do

local Humanoid = Char:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
Humanoid:AddAccessory(UniversalGogglesClone)
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#5

Like this?

if UniformPack:FindFirstChild("Universal Goggles") then
		local UniversalGoggles = UniformPack:FindFirstChild("Universal Goggles")
		Humanoid:AddAccessory(UniversalGogglesClone)
	end
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#6

Make sure to clone the accessory before you call AddAccessory

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#7

?

if UniformPack:FindFirstChild("Universal Goggles") then
		local UniversalGoggles = UniformPack:FindFirstChild("Universal Goggles")
		UniversalGoggles:Clone()
		Humanoid:AddAccessory(UniversalGogglesClone)
	end
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#9

Do this

if UniformPack:FindFirstChild("Universal Goggles") then
	local UniversalGoggles = UniformPack:FindFirstChild("Universal Goggles")
	local ClonedUniversalGoggles = UniversalGoggles:Clone()

	Humanoid:AddAccessory(ClonedUniversalGoggles)
end
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#10

Alright I’ll try (Can’t short text)

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#12

Attempt to index nil with Accessory

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#14

Is Humanoid defined? If not, define it with the variables at the start.

local Player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local Char = Player.Character or Player.CharacterAdded:Wait() -- added Player.CharacterAdded:Wait() in case the player's character hasn't loaded yet
local Humanoid = Char:WaitForChild("Humanoid")

-- Make sure to redefine the variables whenever the player respawns so the script won't error (for example, Humanoid being nil after respawning)
local function playerRespawn(newCharacter)
	local newHumanoid = newCharacter:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
	
	Char = newCharacter
	Humanoid = newHumanoid
end

Player.CharacterAdded:Connect(playerRespawn) -- connect the function to the event that fires whenever the player respawns

local UniformPack = Player:FindFirstChild("UniformPack")
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#15

Alright I’ll try that tommorow I’m busy right now

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#16

Wait uhhhh how is that supossed to work?

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#17

replace these

with my answer

also don’t just copy code, try to understand the code i gave :slight_smile:

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#18

Oh… I meant I already did that

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