How do I make this script client sided when they touch a brick

[hwoagh_a (moomin)]

Aight so Im trying to make it so that when a brick touches another brick it will show a gui everytime they passed by because Im using it for a slot game

Basically an indicator when to turn.
eg.

but people can see it too even though its a local script

I might be late to reply since I would be sleeping after this.

[remfly]

Client-to-server interaction is done with RemoteEvents/RemoteFunctions.
In your case, have your LocalScript to fire a RemoteEvent that will change the brick’s appearance.

[EmbatTheHybrid (Embat)]

There’s no touch verification I presume, I recommend reading up on this

Verifying part touches via the client for client-side interactions

Every now and again, a question pops up on Scripting Support regarding handling part touches from the client. Two points are usually raised in these threads: the events are supposedly replicating despite being connected from the client, or that everyone’s seeing client-connected events. The intention of this thread is to clear the air about client-based part touch detections, look into some explanations and hopefully provide some useful knowledge. Before you jump in… There is an expectation th…

But in short, you should have it so when you touch something that’s on a localscript, verify who touched it using a few if statements. Such as

if player.Character and hit:IsDescendantOf(player.Character) then

Where player is the name of your localplayer varaible and hit is the thing that touched the part you’re checking

Although not sure how it would with your thing, you may need to tweak it around or use a RemoteEvent

[anon36900032]

Use :FireClient() from a remote event fired when the part touches the other part. In a local script, you can then make the GUI visible with the :OnClientEvent() remote.