Yes. It should now work. The gun may be oriented or positioned incorrectly, in which you should try adjusting the GripForward, GripRight, and GripUp properties.
Personally, I have never used them, so go check them out in the Roblox documentation site: Tool | Roblox Creator Documentation
Can you send a video of how the gun disappears?
Alright, I rechecked the code. This in particular looks incorrect:
Character.DescendantAdded:Connect(function(Obj)
if Obj:IsA("Weld") and Obj.Name == "RightGrip" then
task.wait()
Obj.Part0 = ViewModel[Obj.Part0.Name]
end
end)
I’ve seen one DevForum post, which may have a similar issue. Try duplicating the weapon instead to the ViewModel, and weld that clone to the ViewModel’s hand, maybe?
How do I write the code?
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Character.DescendantAdded:Connect(function(Obj)
if Obj:IsA("Weld") and Obj.Name == "RightGrip" then
local NewGrip = Obj:Clone()
local TargetPart = Obj.Part1:Clone()
local NewParent = ViewModel[Obj.Part0.Name]
Obj.Parent = NewParent
TargetPart = ViewModel
Obj.Part0 = NewParent
Obj.Part1 = TargetPart
end
end)
This isn’t tested. Let me know if it works or not.
drag the game tab out might fix it
if the view is invis
It’s not working + the gun is still disappearing
I tried. Eventually, I go do the Roblox Studio registry method and I think it works.
I may have forgotten to add TargetPart.Parent = ViewModel.
Character.DescendantAdded:Connect(function(Obj)
if Obj:IsA("Weld") and Obj.Name == "RightGrip" then
local NewGrip = Obj:Clone()
local TargetPart = Obj.Part1:Clone()
local NewParent = ViewModel[Obj.Part0.Name]
Obj.Parent = NewParent
TargetPart.Parent = ViewModel
Obj.Part0 = NewParent
Obj.Part1 = TargetPart
end
end)
About the gun problem, I have run out of ideas. Sorry about that.
instead of task.wait() use wait()
Character.DescendantAdded:Connect(function(Obj)
if Obj:IsA("Weld") and Obj.Name == "RightGrip" then
wait()
Obj.Part0 = ViewModel[Obj.Part0.Name]
end
end)
task.wait() is a new, and faster version of wait().
WAIT GUYS! wait() works! My gun is staying in the game!!!
but when you use task.wait() it doesn’t wait the weld to replicate so you should use wait()
The weld is already replicated when DescendantAdded is fired. Using either task.wait() or wait() has no difference other that performance improvements.
like this quote said
I’m not sure why task.wait() could break the tool if you use it
