Whenever I touch the part, it says BodyColors is not a valid member of (my username).
Also if possible, can someone help me scan the player’s entire body color, not just the torso? It’s important.
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It said that bc it thinks the BodyColors your refering as is a part in side the player.
So how do I inform it that I mean the property, not a part?
The player is a model and no model have that property.
Are you saying no player has a property called “BodyColors”? If so, thats false.
I’m not really known for models but if im wrong then don’t use (“FindFirstChild”)
Even though it’s not a part, it’s still a child if I’m correct. Therefore I can still use findfirstchild.
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Can you screen shot it? So i can know.
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Theres a space between the name.
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Write (“Body Colors”) instead. Because theres no part that named “BodyColors”
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local part = script.Parent
part.Touched:Connect(function(Object)
if not Object.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then return end
local SkinColors = Object.Parent["Body Colors"]
if SkinColors.TorsoColor == BrickColor.new("Dark Brown") then
Object.Parent.Humanoid.Health = 0
end
end)
FindFirstchild(“Body Colors”). You should write that instead of that but if you still wanna do that then write
if plrpart.Parent["Body Colors"]
I have that down already, but I need to reference it later in the script, How do I reference a 2 worded object?
I guess another problem arose, this is my new script:
error is the same as the first error.
then use plrpart.Parent[“Body Colors”] then.
No error this time. Looking good so far.
And i would suggest write this instead:
if skintones.TorsoColor == "Dark Brown"
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Because you already defind the skintones if you write it like what you write then it would be :
if plrpart.Parent.plrpart.Parent:FindFirstChild("Body Colors").TorsoColor == "Dark Brown"