Hello there!
I was wondering if there is a way to detect if a part in workspace was destroyed, and if so, run the script.
Would I have to add into the script to run the other code before destroying the part? I would appreciate any and all help!
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I have never used this event before but I do believe it should do the trick
workspace.DescendantRemoving:Connect(function()
--Run Code
end)
How would I get it to detect a certain part being removed, though?
run an if statement and check if the parts name is a set name
You could also do something like this:
local Part = -- part name
if not game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(Part) then
-- code will run here if part is not found
end
local Part = -- index part completely
if not Part then
-- code will run here if part is not found
end
Those operations will return true or false depending on if the script can successfully index your part.
For this you would do:
workspace.DescendantRemoving:Connect(function(part)
if part.Name == "String" then
print("Wow this part called String was destroyed!")
end
end)
@Aerosphia This must be in a loop or else it will not detect the part being destroyed if it is destroyed after the script starts.
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Right, thanks. I have been extremely rusty lately.
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what about detecting it in client?
same way. just tinker it to your needs, no need for anything to be changed.
Why is it printing too much though??
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Dont deal with these just do
part.Destroying:Connect(Function()
–code here
end)
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Is there the same function but right after it’s destroyed
just use a small task.wait() maybe
Part.Destroying:Connect(function()
task.wait(0.01)
--What you want to do
end)
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Hello, I am a bit late but just be wary that parts falling in the void or deleted by yourself in Roblox Studio do NOT pick up on Destroyed, Also use :Once() because they will only be destroyed once and never come back.
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