How to know if a part touches another part?

[iShouldG0]

Im making a rythm game. Title says it all.

[IceTheOneAndOnly (ice)]

Just search it up. There are wikis on the DevHub.
I really forgot lol

[lluckvy (aaron)]

How to detect if a part touch another part

Hello, I need to know how to detect if a part touch another part. The script must be a “if then” contidion, not an event.

How do you destroy a part if a part touches another part?

You can write your topic however you want, but you need to answer these questions: What do you want to achieve? Keep it simple and clear! I want it so that when a certain part touches another part, it destroys that part. What is the issue? Include screenshots / videos if possible! I have a script, but whenever I test, it never destroys. What solutions have you tried so far? Did you look for solutions on the Developer Hub? I put print statements but none printed. After that, you should i…

Detect if a part touches another part

I’m working on a puzzle game, and one of the main components is rolling a cube onto a button to open a door. How would I make the button detect that the cube has touched it?

How do I detect when a CFramed part touches another part

What I want to do is make a gun shoot out bullets (Lerp) too a CFrame location and detect if it hits anything to do the damage on. I’ve tried doing Instance:GetTouchingParts() but it doesn’t work. This is my code: local function Shoot(part, speed, length, location, plyr, target) local startPoint = location part.CanCollide = true part.Anchored = false part.CFrame = CFrame.new(part.Position, Vector3.new(location.x, location.y, location.z)) for i = 0, length, speed do part.Transparency…

I did the searching for you, you’re welcome.

[Jxl_s]

BasePart:GetTouchingParts()

It returns a table of parts that it touches.

[smuffgahmin (smuff)]

Well this would be a good use of the .Touched event.

You would use the event like so (also sorry im writing this code on mobile):

local partToBeTouched = script.Parent
local partToTouch = —Wherever the part that touches the other one will be located.

partToBeTouched.Touched:Connect(function(partHit)
if partHit == partToTouch then
—do what you want after it’s touched
end
end)

[Fx0mt (Fxomt)]

this might work:

local parent = script.Parent

parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit) -- if something touched the parent
	if hit:IsA("Part") then -- check if the it is a part
		print("touched a part!") -- output
	end
end)

[Boy520th]

Use the Touched event to handle Touch events.

local part = game.Workspace.MyPart
part.Touched:Connect(function(otherPart)
   --otherPart was the part that touched it
   otherPart.Transparency = 1
   --Here, we've turned any parts that touched our parts invisible
end)

Use the TouchEnded event to handle when parts stop touching.

part.TouchEnded:Connect(function(otherPart)
   --otherPart was the part that touched it
   otherPart.Transparency = 0
   --Here, we've turned any parts that finish touching visible again
end)

Additionally, you can use the GetTouchingParts() to return an array of parts currently touching it.

for i, touchingPart in pairs(part:GetTouchingParts()) do
    --Action here, on touchingPart
end