How do I make an item disappear after using it?

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#44

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this script is in the door.

#45

The script is within the handle I believe

#46

Use .Name not .name it should work dude

#47

plr.Backpack not player.Backpack.

player is underlined in blue indicating that it hasn’t been declared & initilialized.

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#48

robloxapp-20220311-1118007.wmv (2.5 MB)

#49

Does your script contain a virus by the way? That last line (comment) looks familiar.

#50

Which line looks familiar to you?

#51

Last synced and the remainder of that line. Click on that line and press the “End” key on your keyboard.

#52

It is not a virus. Anyways can someone tell me why the door is not disappearing anymore?

#53

My bad. Place back your original script.Parent:Destroy() in both of the events.
Don’t delete the new code I told you to put in though

#54

What new code did you want me to put in?

#55

You replaced code here

Instead of replace, I should’ve told you to add.

You can ignore my statements. Just place script.Parent:Destroy() back where it originally was. (Don’t delete anything)

#56

So place the parts you wanted me to add under the script.Parent:Destroy()?

#57

You don’t currently HAVE a script.Parent:Destroy() anymore.
Nevermind… I’ll write the script for you to paste.

#58

In the current door script, I have this
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#59 
script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
   if hit.Parent.Name == "White Key" then
      script.Parent.TouchInterest:Destroy()
      script.Parent.ClickDetector:Destroy()
      script.Parent:Unlock:Play()
      script.Parent.Parent.Lock.Anchored = false
      wait(0.84)
      hit.Parent:Destroy()
      script.Parent:Destroy()
   end
end)
script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function(plr)
   if plr.Backpack:FindFirstChild("White Key") then
      script.Parent.TouchInterest:Destroy()
      script.Parent.ClickDetector:Destroy()
      script.Parent:Unlock:Play()
      script.Parent.Parent.Lock.Anchored = false
      wait(0.84)
      plr.Backpack["White Key"]:Destroy()
      script.Parent:Destroy()
   end
end)

That should work, test it out

#60

No… Wait… Move script.Parent:Destroy() down one line.

It should be the last line before the two ends

#61

Wait, I just tried this:
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and it worked perfectly.

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#62

Interesting. I assumed that the last line won’t run as script.Parent:Destroy() removes the script.

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#63

Thank you so much for the help!