Hello reader! For the past few days, I have been getting this
I am not the most experienced with scripting, so that might be the issue. I have looked up what the error message means, and I think it might be a bug, but I’m not sure. Thanks for reading!
Change Dummy:Destroy() to workspace.Dummy:Destroy()
This happens because “Dummy” was never defined, and the compiler thinks you are addressing a nonexistent variable.
Right when I test it, both the dummy and the door disappear. Is that supposed to happen?
Yea, you called the Destroy method on them.
Ok, I’m trying to make it so that when the player kills the dummy, the door disappears. Probably should have said that in the post
script in a dummy:
script.Parent.Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()
workspace.Door:Destroy()
script.Parent:Destroy()
end)
There is no variable named “Dummy” in your script.
Ok, I see. Thanks for telling me
game.Workspace.Dummy.Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()
workspace.Door:Destroy()
end)
Also if you want to you can make it a global using
_G
That makes the dummy disappear on death (which is still useful, thanks). I’m trying to make the door disappear when the dummy dies
Oh wait nvm, It worked. Thanks a ton!
So just delete the line of code destroying it.
You’re welcome!
In this scenario, using _G to define the dummy would have no use, since you can just as easily do
local Dummy = workspace:WaitForChild('Dummy'), and it would be about 30% faster (according to roblox)