Hair Remover Question

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#1

Why isn’t this removing the player’s hair? Everything Else Works.

function onButtonClicked()

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ww = 0

X = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Character:getChildren()

for i=1, #X do

if X[i].className == “Hairs” then

X[i]:remove()

ww = ww + 1

end

end

script.Parent.Text = ww … " Hairs removed"

wait(.8)

script.Parent.Text = “Remove Hair”

end

script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(onButtonClicked)

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#2

This script looks like it’s from 2008. Everything you’re using is deprecated.
Here is how you can optimize your code and also make it work
function onButtonClicked() → local function onButtonClicked()
ww = 0 → local ww = 0
X = … → local X = …
X[i].className → X[i].ClassName
X[i]:remove() → X[i]:Destroy()
ww… → ww… (only 2 dots, for some reason devforum won’t let you type 2 dots)
:connect → :Connect

#3

A simple descendant for loop should solve your problem as such:

for_, desc in ipairs(Character:GetDescendants()) do
     if desc:IsA('Accessory') then desc:Destroy() end
end

Best of luck!

#4

it was an old tutorial, but the script still works

#5

Thx, but im only trying to remove hair, not all accessories.

#6

Then in that case, you need only add an extra step and check the Accessory for a Hair Attachment Piece like so:

for_, desc in ipairs(Character:GetDescendants()) do
     if desc:IsA('Accessory') and desc:FindFirstChild('Handle') and desc.Handle:FindFirstChild('HairAttachment') then desc:Destroy() end
end

This is because Hair itself doesn’t have a differing class compared to a Hat or another Accessory.

Hope this helps!

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