Character variable does not change after death

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#1 
Died = function()
		local Humanoid = Character:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
				
		local Connection 
				
		Connection = Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()
			self:Died(Humanoid)
		end)
				
		if Humanoid.Health > 0 then 
			Connection:Disconnect()
		end
	end,

Functions.Died()

function NightVision:Died(Humanoid: Humanoid)
	if self.Activated and not self.Cooldown and Humanoid.Health == 0 then 
		print(self.Activated)
		
		Lighting.OutdoorAmbient = self.Default
		
		for _, Object in Lighting:GetChildren() do 
			if Object.Name == "NBlur" then 
				Object:Destroy()
			end

			if Object.Name == "NLight" then 
				Object:Destroy()
			end
		end
		
		self.Activated = false
		print(self.Activated)
	end
end

(Yes, I do know that I can use Maid for these connections…)

Of course, this is not all the code, but the prints do not fire for some reason. However, the OutdoorAmbient returns to default, and the “NBlur” and “NLight” get destroyed.

self.Activated does not seem to do anything, but it does in the other 200 lines of code…

If you can help me out, that would be great. Thanks.

LOOK AT COMMENT 7!

#2

Turns out, it doesn’t run the function at all, I forgot that I had it destroy itself in another line of code. However, why does this not run?

self.Activated is a boolean.

#3

It runs on the network owner of the humanoid. If the humanoid died on the client, it will only run on the client’s scripts. If this is an NPC, it will run on the server.

#4

Shouldn’t Functions.Died() just be Died()

Also the “self” on the first died function, is referring to an already declared object, like local obj = NightVision.create() or local obj = NightVision.new()

#5

It is on the client since it is referring to the player’s humanoid.

#6

Maybe I should have added this:

Just for organization purposes, I just have a table of all the client function I am using for the module.
(The table is called “Functions”)
Functions.”Whatever the name of it is”

Where I initialized these functions are all in a function where self is already declared as “NightVision”.

#7

After some debugging, I “fixed” the Humanoid.Died function, but now I ran into a new error.

local function PlayerAdded(Player: Player)
	if Player.Character then 
		Player.CharacterAdded:Connect(function(Character)
			return Character
		end)
	else
		repeat task.wait() until Player.Character 
		return Player.Character
	end
end

	    local Character = PlayerAdded(self.Player)
		local Head = Character:WaitForChild("Head")
		
		local NVG
		
		NVG = self.Player.Backpack:FindFirstChild("NVG")

function NightVision:Died()
	if self.Activated then 
		
		DestroyLighting(self)
		
		self.Activated = false
		self.Cooldown = false
	end
end


Died = function()
				local Humanoid = Character:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
				
				self.Maid:GiveTask(
					Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()
						self:Died()
					end)
				)
			end,
		}
		
		Functions.Died()

It does not detect the new character variable. I know this can be fixed easily, but my brain does not seem to be working right now.