How would I find the texture of a face with a script?

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#21

yes

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#22

Still the same error as before.

#23

im just gonna rewrite the whole function

local is = game:GetService("InsertService")    

function ApplyFace()
    	local id = script.Parent.Text
    	local name = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent
    	local faceId = is:LoadAsset(tonumber(id)).face.Texture
    	workspace.name.Head.face.Texture = faceId
    	script.Parent.Text = "Applied"
end
#24

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#25

your fault, in the original script you wrote that.

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i don’t have the place so ill need to guess the instances

#26

It’s correct instances, and parents. It’s just randomly giving me this error.

#27

then add a waitforchild

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#28

I’m just going to give up it’s so confusing, I’ve tried adding waitforchilds etc.

#29

BRUH
well i guess i’m gonna do it for you then

local is = game:GetService("InsertService")    

function ApplyFace()
    	local id = script.Parent.Text
    	local name = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent
    	local faceId = is:LoadAsset(tonumber(id)).face.Texture
    	workspace:WaitForChild("name"):WaitForChild("Head"):WaitForChild("face").Texture = faceId
    	script.Parent.Text = "Applied"
end
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#30

What is workspace.name? Did you mean to do:

name.Head.face.Texture = faceId

Also, I have prepared a place file that can change your face texture that I hope can give some insight:
FaceChangerTest.rbxl (21.5 KB)

I used this face, entered its id into the textbox, and it successfully changed my face:

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#31

Then debug with printing out the instance:

print(workspace.name.Head)

If this works, then it should be fine, else you have you self to find the error, you still can watch youself in-studio-game the character of the player (your character in this case), not ask people to write full scripts and pls try with debugging, if you need help with debugging, then you can use a really, powerfull maschine, its name is just Google, i not am joking, don‘t be to lazy. If you find typos, then srry, bad englisch, but i hope you understand this…

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#32

This seemed to work, I thank you so much for helping me with your example, I also noticed the script I previously used would have worked if I actually used a face id, I accidently used a textureid to test. Oops. Sorry to everyone for wasting time.

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