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Help and Feedback Scripting Support
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#22

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#23

Maybe because your running script.Parent:Destroy()? That would stop the script?

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#24

Yeah but then the part would have to be destroyed first

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#25

But actually it is not Being destroyed at all

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#26

Wdym part? i need some general understanding of the situation real quick since im too lazy to backread

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#27

I have just no comment for this…

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#28

I want a part to be destroyed if a prompt becomes visible. My problem is that Nothing happens no matter what I do.

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#29

Your destroying the script while doing it?

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#30

but you never reference that part or is the part the scripts parent

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#31

Even if I don’t nothing happens, it will not. Print or do anything

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#32

Can you show me the hierarchy of the model?

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#33

put a print before destroy then check

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#34

Please close this topic and read the official documentation.

Also, look your issues up before posting.

If you don’t figure your problem out then post on the dev forum

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#35

No matter where you put the script or the part or the prompt. You cannot make it fire a function if the prompt becomes visible. You simply can and I don’t believe that you can. Unless someone shows me that you can by using video footage.

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#36

Show hierarchy of the model and its parent please

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#37

one second let me see if you are saying this for real

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#38

What is going on here? Stop calling. Me at all, I’m not trying to troll anyone and I keep being trolled. By anyone

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#39

im checking this right now
watch

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#41

Okay let me show you some screenshot

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#42

image

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