this doesnt make any sense lol
You’re going to want a .Value
Character.Humanoid.BodyHeightScale.Value = ServerStorage["Player Stats"][Player.Name]:GetAttribute("Height")
nah i dont think its that u cant get bodyheightscale from the script
Right now you’re essentially doing the effective of
game.Workspace.Part = Color3.fromRGB(0, 0, 0)
-- Instead of
game.Workspace.Part.Color = Color3.fromRGB(0, 0, 0)
That’s not the script you were using up there.
The.Value was attached in my code was the Humanoid.BodyHeightScale NumberValue not the PlayerStats Attribute.
Because there’s no .Value right there it’s causing the error in your script. If the way you’re doing it in the new script doesn’t work we can talk about that, but it’s not the issue mentioned in your initial post.
but bodyheightscale is a number…
Under HumanoidDescription it is a number:
But your initial code is referencing the number value object not the humanoidDescription
I already figured it out
if anyone tryna edit their heightscale/bodyheightscale, clone your humanoiddecription and edit BOTH bodytypescale to 0 or whatever your default character is and then your heightscale
i applaud this littlun’s efforts for helping me but he failed to see the true meaning…
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