Check if player is in zone

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#21

Localscript inside your tool:

script.Parent.Activated:Connect(function()

local plrs = game.Players:GetChildren()

for i, plr in ipairs(plrs) do
local char = plr.Character
if char then

local distance = (game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character.PrimaryPart.Position - char.PrimaryPart.Position).Magnitude

if distance < 100 --distance in studs then
char.Humanoid.Health.Value -= 10 --damage
RemoteEvent:FireServer(char, 10–damage)
end

end
end

end)

Server side Script:

RemoteEvent.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(plr, char, damage)
char.Humanoid.Health -= damage
end

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#22

in case your enemies are NPCs place them all into a folder and change game.Players:GetChildren() by your folder:GetChildren()

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#23

ah this is how it works?
can i make it so i dont have stuff external of tools or characters?

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#24

just place the remote event inside your tool and the server script too

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#25

so like just why i need a localscript in the tool?

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#26

I just noticed you’re not using RenderStepped so just set everything on the localscript into a Script

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#27

also, when an enemy falls out of the world, the model still remains. how do i delete it after???

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#28

that way you wont need remotevents

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#29

…also, when an enemy falls out of the world, the model still remains. how do i delete it after???

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#30

if they have humanoids add a :Died() event to destroy the model

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#31

and that works? i tried it but it didnt realize the died event

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#32

I don’t understand your post (woekwof)

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#33

you can use the Touched event and then the TouchEnded event.

Example:

local part = workspace.Part -- insert your part here

part.Touched:Connect(function(touch)
	local Character = touch.Parent
	if Character then
		print("Touching!")
		-- Continue your code here
	end
end)

part.TouchEnded:Connect(function(touch)
	local Character = touch.Parent
	if Character then
		print("Touching Ended!")
		-- Continue your code here
	end
end)

Hope it helps (:

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#34

it does actually but im trying to be as performant as possible… im making a new game called “doors and dungeons”

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#35

You should use Region3 for this as this will check everything inside or :GetPartsInide()

#36

BUT HOW TO damage the enemies if tool is activated?

#37

enemyhumanoid:TakeDamage(10)

enemyhumanoid gotten from the magnitude

#38

There is no debounce here.

i would strongly use magnitude or region3

#39

omg you monitoring my posts??? niceee
however i would also consider using magnitude but idk how to make a ton of entities check if hit at once WITH ONLY USING MAGNITUDE

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#40

You could use the ZonePlus Module by ForeverHD

Devforum Post:

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