How do i make a script that deletes itself after an npc dies?

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#42

Ooh that could be it, i think the rocket launcher and the gun uses the second method

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#43

Ok well try the Default sword from roblox, and tell me what happens

#44

still nothing, i’m super lost right now

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#45

I can Change the script so that it works with the second method

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#46

yeah, could you try that? I think that would work

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#47

Here this, try it

local Humanoid = script.Parent
local Npc = Humanoid.Parent

Humanoid.HealthChanged:Connect(function()
	if Humanoid.Health <= 0 then
		Npc:Destroy() print(Npc.Name.." Has Died")
	end
end)

You could even make it in a while true do loop, if the connect(function() isn’t working

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#48

still nothing, do you want the gun to try and figure out why?

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#49

Yes, please i need to see what the problem is, you could even send me a download to the world to see even better whats goin on

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#50

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Search up gun in the toolbox and insert this, then ungroup it and delete the base

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#51

Huh the gun doesn’t work but my sword does?, what sword did you use?

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#52

same one you said, the roblox sword from the toolbox

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#53 
local npc = --path to your npc here

npc.Died:Connect(function()
script:Destroy()
end)
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#54

This sword?..image

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#55

yep, exact one made by Roblox and named “Sword”

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#56

Ya thats what i have image

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#57

Let me know if this works @TheRealpropad12

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#58

Can you send me a download link of the world you have?

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#59

it does not, i’m pretty sure the humanoid health is going into the negatives

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#60

Lua, wouldn’t that just delete the script and not the model of the character

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#61

I’m going to send you a world I made so you can download it and test what the differences are okay?

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