The first issue I am dealing with, is unfortunately, the hitbox automatically getting deleted, for no apparent reason. There’s no direct correlation with the hitbox deleting, in any other script. No Debris, no Destroy. I’ll check once more, but I’m pretty sure I’m good on the most part, so I have no proper understanding to why it’s getting deleted. Here’s the script for it regardless.
Blocking is a whole issue in itself, because it EXISTS with it’s folder once I check backpack. So, I’m just confused on it. Honestly, haven’t really spent more than 3 hours on this and it’s just confusing me, so I’m going to take a step back and look towards why would it be deleting while this post is up.
You might want to check if the hitboxes are anchored It might be falling into the void. Also, when you die the backpack is reset so that might be part of the issue?
If I weld it though, it shouldn’t just fall through right? Also, for the backpack, it seems like all the scripts still stay there, at their defaults I believe.
In my testing it fixed it. Whats happening is when you reset and use WaitForChild It welds the old part. Because the new part isn’t welded it falls into the void and the weld gets destroyed then the old part also gets unwelded and falls into the void. BTW, set the parent after everything else this post explains it well.
Are u getting the folders under the blockscript like so? If not could I see the blockscript code?
local idkstance = someplace.blockscript.idkstances
Yeah, I was doing the variable variant. Learned something new today at least, no using variables if you plan to have it directly related to the character (In StarterPack). Actually, the local blocking might be a bit weird. Let me send the script to give further insight.
-- \\ Player-Related Variables // --
local Players = game:GetService("Players");
local Player = Players.LocalPlayer;
local Character = Player.Character or Player.CharacterAdded:Wait();
-- \\ Services // --
local UserInputService = game:GetService("UserInputService")
local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local ServerScriptService = game:GetService("ServerScriptService")
-- \\ Modules // --
local AnimationModule = require(ReplicatedStorage.Modules.GeneralModules.AnimModule)
-- \\ Misc. Variable // --
local Debounce = false
local Count = 0
local ButtonDown = false
local Anim : Animation = {
AnimationModule.getSingleAnimation(Character:WaitForChild("Humanoid"), script.BlockStances.BaseStance),
AnimationModule.getSingleAnimation(Character:WaitForChild("Humanoid"), script.BlockStances.UpperStance),
AnimationModule.getSingleAnimation(Character:WaitForChild("Humanoid"), script.BlockStances.LowerStance),
AnimationModule.getSingleAnimation(Character:WaitForChild("Humanoid"), script.ParryStances.BaseStance),
AnimationModule.getSingleAnimation(Character:WaitForChild("Humanoid"), script.ParryStances.UpperStance),
AnimationModule.getSingleAnimation(Character:WaitForChild("Humanoid"), script.ParryStances.LowerStance),
}
-- \\ Functions // --
local CountChanger = function()
print(Count)
if Count <= 3 then
Count += 1
elseif Count == 4 then
Count = 1
end
end
local AnimationChanger = function()
if Count == 1 then
Anim[1].Looped = true
Anim[1]:Play()
elseif Count == 2 then
Anim[2].Looped = true
Anim[2]:Play()
elseif Count == 3 then
Anim[3].Looped = true
Anim[3]:Play()
end
end
local AnimationStopper = function()
if Count == 1 then
Anim[1].Looped = false
Anim[1]:Stop()
elseif Count == 2 then
Anim[2].Looped = true
Anim[2]:Stop()
elseif Count == 3 then
Anim[3].Looped = true
Anim[3]:Stop()
end
end
UserInputService.InputBegan:Connect(function(Input, GPE)
if GPE == true then return end
if Character:WaitForChild("StatusFolder"):FindFirstChild("Stunned") then
print('loser')
return
end
if Character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Tool") then
print('toolienotallowed')
return
end
if Input.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.F then
if Debounce == false then
Debounce = true
ButtonDown = true
if Character.Statuses.BStance.Value == "Body-Block" then
Anim[1].Looped = true
Anim[1]:Play()
elseif Character.Statuses.BStance.Value == "Face-Block" then
Anim[2].Looped = true
Anim[2]:Play()
elseif Character.Statuses.BStance.Value == "UpperCut-Block" then
Anim[3].Looped = true
Anim[3]:Play()
end
ReplicatedStorage.RemoteEvents.CombatEvents.Blocking:FireServer()
end
end
if UserInputService:IsKeyDown(Enum.KeyCode.F) and Input.UserInputType == Enum.UserInputType.MouseButton1 then
if Character.Statuses.BStance.Value == "Body-Block" then
Anim[4].Looped = false
Anim[4]:Play()
elseif Character.Statuses.BStance.Value == "Face-Block" then
Anim[5].Looped = false
Anim[5]:Play()
elseif Character.Statuses.BStance.Value == "UpperCut-Block" then
Anim[6].Looped = false
Anim[6]:Play()
end
ReplicatedStorage.RemoteEvents.CombatEvents.Parrying:FireServer()
end
end)
UserInputService.InputEnded:Connect(function(Input, GPE)
if GPE == true then return end
if Character:WaitForChild("StatusFolder"):FindFirstChild("Stunned") then
print('loser')
return
end
if Character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Tool") then
print('toolienotallowed')
return
end
if Input.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.F and ButtonDown == true then
ReplicatedStorage.RemoteEvents.CombatEvents.Release:FireServer()
Character.Statuses.IsBlocking.Value = false
ButtonDown = false
if Character.Statuses.BStance.Value == "Body-Block" then
Anim[1].Looped = false
Anim[1]:Stop()
elseif Character.Statuses.BStance.Value == "Face-Block" then
Anim[2].Looped = false
Anim[2]:Stop()
elseif Character.Statuses.BStance.Value == "UpperCut-Block" then
Anim[3].Looped = false
Anim[3]:Stop()
end
wait(.9)
Debounce = false
end
end)
@ninjamaster5355 ah, before you go! It’s just the issue that I need to use a module to load the animations, just makes it neater and for various other modular reasons I go with it, but I could still just directly call for the block stance? (Nevermind, I already directly call for it, so I don’t know what’s the issue)
There’s not much improvements you can make it looks pretty good. But here are some things I would do:
In the count changer function I would change it to
if count < 3 then
count += 1
else
count = 1
You don’t really need the Count == 4 because it is already greater than 3. Its not really something you have to change its just a nitpick.
Everytime you are using if count == number or randomvalue.Value == “some-block” I would put it in a dictionary like:
stopblocks = {
["some-block"] = Anim[1]
["block"] = Anim[2]
}
if F then
if stopblock[somevalue.Value] then
-- stopblock[somevalue.Value].Looped = false (I don't see the point of changing the
-- changing the looped variable when its gonna stop anyways
stopblock[somevalue.Value]:Stop()
end
end
It just makes the code more readable.
Also around the place where you are stopping block animations there is a wait don’t use wait use task.wait
Ah, thank you, but this is also where the issue is. Once I die, I cannot block at all, because apparently, the block folder doesn’t exist. I was asking how would I fix this?
Is it each time you are getting it from the module? or when you are trying to give the animation to the module? if it’s getting it from the module could I see the code for the function getsingleanimation?
