How do I make an item disappear after using it?

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#21

Yes, it is in the handle. Should I change it?

#22

Uhm that script is a virus- Last synced is a old virus to take over your game look at near the end of the comment by scrolling you’ll see a require script that’s a virus.

Also do

tool.Activated:Connect(function()
    --stuff here to do
    tool:Destroy()
end)
#23

Which script is it? I don’t see anything

#24

Image tool as any object btw I just use tool

#25

The image you sent at first

This is the virus that took over my game

#26

It is not, I wrote that script just today.

#27

Then what is the Last synced virus doing there? Send me the entire script by copy and pasting it. Go into the script and press CTRL+A and CTRL+C then CTRL+V to paste

#28

The last synced was when you last edited it. Dude I just wrote that script.

#29

I assume you have a “Door” script. Could you show that & where the door is located (along with the name)?

#30

Hm weird that was a virus for me xd anyways when I said Tool in the script that’s any object that works with the event

#31

image
It is the white clear part

#32

Not an image of the door… The door model/part in explorer (with the script)

#33

image

#34

Also the script please…
Any errors when you run the game?

#35

No errors in the game right now. And ok

#36

image

#37

Ahhhh… You said this was in the handle.
Not script.Parent.Parent:Destroy(), but instead

For the first event:
hit.Parent:Destroy()
For the second event:
player.Backpack["White Key"]:Destroy()

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#38

You used hit.Parent.name but it is hit.Parent.Name roblox Lua(U) is very case sensitive so make sure to use Name not name

#39

.name does work although .Name as you suggested, should be used instead.

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#40

Now it removes the key, but the door does not disappear.