I’m trying to code a sword, but whenever I test the game it says the following in the output:
This also appears whenever I click with the weapon. The animation it’s supposed to play doesn’t play.
The problem is that I accidentally wrote “Mode” instead of “Model” (I think).
The thing is, I looked everywhere and I just cant find where I wrote that down.
Can anyone with a little more experience help me or tell me what’s wrong?
ctrl + shift + f then find “Mode”
It’s in ‘cloud_218303841.Model.GUIs.SignalGUI.Scripts.3’ (and ‘4’) on lines 10 and 11.
I tried it, but nothing pops up. I’ll keep looking for a solution for now.
I couldn’t find that anywhere, that’s the problem.
Is mode a valid member of the sword did you misspell it?
Okay, this looks like a plugin. You might need to check the source of all your plugins.
I couldn’t find “Mode” anywhere, even with ctrl+shift+f
Not an issue with your script, it’s this plugin:
Yeah haha, just noticed. Animations still don’t work though, so that’s still something I should fix
Ah okay, if it’s coming from something starting with cloud_, it’s an issue with a plugin, not much you can do without forking the plugin and fixing it yourself unless you alert the developer and ask them to look over it. By the looks of the error, it’s looking for something called Model.GUIs.SignalGui.Scripts inside of the contents of the plugin, not anywhere publicly available AFAIK unless they made it easily accessible.
For future reference, infinite yield means the script has been looking for an instance for over 5 seconds and wasn’t able to find it. You can silence it by filling in the second argument (:WaitForChild('coolInstanceName', 10)). If it doesn’t find the instance within that amount of time, it will return nil.
There’s also a chance the plugin simply broke as it hasn’t been updated since August 2016.