local hairTemplate = ReplicatedStorage.Customization.Hairs:FindFirstChild(itemName)
if hairTemplate then
for _, accessory in pairs(character:GetChildren()) do
if accessory:IsA("Accessory") and accessory.Name == "Hair" then
accessory:Destroy()
end
end
local newHair = hairTemplate:Clone()
newHair.Name = "Hair"
local handle = newHair:FindFirstChild("Handle")
if handle then
local head = character:FindFirstChild("Head")
if head then
newHair.Parent = character
end
end
end
how can i fix this problem where the accessories just do not want to go on correctly or in some cases do fit, the code above is serverside of a remoteevent where im adding the accessory into the character, im not quite sure how i could manually get them to fit without changing ALL of the positions
Is it the size of the hair that is strange? Because if it is, that actually happened to me once. I would clone the hair and then paste the cloned hair into the character. then, I would set the cloned hair’s size as the original hair’s size. Hope that helps!
Without seeing your setup fully, you could try something like this instead and see if you see a difference:
local hairTemplate = ReplicatedStorage.Customization.Hairs:FindFirstChild(itemName)
if hairTemplate then
local humanoid = character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
if humanoid then
for _, accessory in humanoid:GetAccessories() do
if accessory.Name ~= "Hair" then
continue
end
accessory:Destroy()
end
local newHair = hairTemplate:Clone()
humanoid:AddAccessory(newHair)
end
end
The main difference here is that I’m using AddAccessory which would hopefully provide a better result.