Attempt index nil with humanoid line 132`

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#1

Error : attempt index nil with humanoid line 132

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it happens when u reset after the rounds end…

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#2

You should check if the humanoid also exists

#3

Using :WaitForChild() would help. If there is no humanoid, it will wait for it.

#4

I was about to say that you should use :FindFirstChild() (considering that we dont know if the code is running on the loop) to check if the humanoid exists

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#5

Is it okay if i do like this…

if v.Character and v.Character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Tool") and v:FindFirstChild("Backpack") then
				v.Character.Humanoid:UnequipTools()
				v.Backpack:ClearAllChildren()

			end
		end
#6

You’re running this code in a loop or not?

#7

yes i run this script for a loop.

#8

@CAROR567 and @zaydoudou

good joke guys, but

it says “attempt index nil with humanoid line 132”

so the character / whatever is not loaded, if you use FindFirstChild or WaitForChild it will give the same result

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#9

So the sript i do now will works fine?

#11

Im telling him to add it to the if statement. Something like this

if v:FindFirstChild(“Backpack”) and v.Character:FindFirstChild(“Humanoid”) then

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#12

No its right it unequip my tools

#13

alright i will test that if i see that my script dont work and still crash.

#14

as i said, the character is still nil mister zaydoudou, you’re indexing it with “FindFirstChild” is just a replacement from “Attempt index nil with humanoid line 132” to “Attempt index nil with FindFirstChild line 132”

#15

So do :WaitForChild(‘Character’)

#16

Yes but it will take a second for the character to load so it doesn’t really matter (or you can use :WaitForChild() )

considering that the code is on loop

#17

damn boy what if that’s a player

quick answer

local character = v.Character or v.CharacterAdded:Wait() -- with the waitforchild thing
#18

Alright already fixed!

when i use my own script :

if v.Character and v.Character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Tool") and v:FindFirstChild("Backpack") then
				v.Character.Humanoid:UnequipTools()
				v.Backpack:ClearAllChildren()

			end
		end

but i will give solved to someone gave me idea for it.

#19

This is just like alternative to :WaitForChild(‘Character’)

#20

big no, waitforchild is waiting until an object exist in a parent, not a value

#21

yes your right it still nil also if you accidentaly leave.