Attempt to index nil with 'Name' but it still finds the part?

[Guest_2000123145]

What’s causing this error?
and the error comes after it prints everything which is what’s confusing me the most

Here’s the code:

[Guest_2000123145]

feel free to ask me to clarify anything

[2jammers]

Would be helpful if you showed us the errornous code.

[br_cks]

Looking at your image it seems like you are checking each of the wheels in a vehicle? Seems like one of the wheels aren’t set up right, or its searching in the wrong place, it’s missing “v.Part1.Parent.Parent”

Would need a bit more of the script - namely the area that calls this for loop

[Guest_2000123145]

Here’s more of the code:

and here’s how the parenting structure works:

Thanks!

[Guest_2000123145]

I believe I did? the second image. Look at the numbers on the very end of each line in the console, they represent the lines of code in the script. Thanks

[br_cks]

Issue looks to be that you are iterating over the welds in your weld list while also adding new welds to that list that aren’t completely set up

[Guest_2000123145]

so you think I should put them elsewhere, and when I’m done, put them back into the welds folder? lemme give that a try

Edit: doesn’t work, as it no longer knows the variables created inside of the if statement… let me think of a different solution

[SelDraken]

instead of just
v.Part1.Name == “”
do
v.Part1 and v.Part1.Name ==

In case you have a weld with its part 1 set to nil

[Guest_2000123145]

@SelDraken

v.Part1 and v.Part1.Name ==

like this?

[Guest_2000123145]

yes, I do actually, that’s the problem I believe
I delete one of the parts, but its weld remains, so one of the welds’ part1 becomes nil. I’m working on a fix now

[Guest_2000123145]

bro thank you so much
and all of yall honestly, those were some really quick and helpful replys
so your solution basically checks whether it even has a part1, pretty smart
again, thank you so much