How to check if a part has a exact children

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#41

can i see a pic of the explorer?

#42

sure

message has no 10043 letters

#43

heres the pic

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#44

Looks fine, I dont know what the error is at this point, have you welded all of the parts of the gun btw
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#45

yeah i also used the perfection weld thing, ima test it now with your script

#46

Tuples should generally be unfocused in Lua overall because they are not native to the language. Understanding what a tuple is can be helpful to understanding code fundamentally, but calling a list of values “tuple” can be confusing.

Lua, and likewise Luau (afaik), emulate tuples, but they are not native syntax.

A return or passing of multiple values should be considered that, as opposed to calling it a tuple {...}.

#47

Oh, I dont think that the post which I read explained this, thanks for the vital info :smiley:

#48

ok done, sorry for the long wait, it prints but its printing mouseaim, literally, the text mouseaim

#49

nvm i found a way to fix it, but thx!

#50 
local tool = script.Parent
local remote = tool:WaitForChild("OnShoot")
local shoot_part = tool:WaitForChild("FirePart")
local Attaches = game.ServerStorage.Shoot:Clone().Parent == game:GetService("Workspace")

tool.OnShoot.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(mouse)
	local targetPart = mouse.Target
	if targetPart:FindFirstChild("ZombieNord") then
		local hu = targetPart:WaitForChild("HumanoidRootPart")
		Attaches:Clone().Parent = game.Workspace
		local bullet = game.Workspace.Shoot
		bullet.Attach1.Position = shoot_part.Position
		bullet.Attach2.Position = hu.Position
	end
end)

Like this? Also in your post you mentioned “Humanoid” but in the script “HumanoidRootPart” is used.