Hello there,
I am trying to get my game to take damage so that it breaks (It’s a destructible gate) but the Humanoid doesn’t seem to be taking any damage. Does anyone know how to fix it? All help is appreciated.
How it's set up
Code
cv=0
local Humanoid = workspace.FullGateSet.GateSet.Humanoid
while true do
wait()
cv=cv+((script.Parent.Health.Value-cv)*0.2)
perc=cv/script.Parent.maxHealth.Value
if perc<.01 then
script.Parent.Display.Enabled=false
else
script.Parent.Display.Enabled=true
end
script.Parent.Display.Green.Size=UDim2.new(perc,0,1,0)
script.Parent.Display.Green.BackgroundTransparency=1-perc
if perc<0.0001 then
script.Parent.Transparency=1
script.Parent.CanCollide=false
wait (30)
script.Parent.Display.Green.Size=UDim2.new(perc,0,1,0)
script.Parent.Display.Green.BackgroundTransparency=1-perc
script.Parent.Transparency=0
script.Parent.Health.Value=100
Humanoid:TakeDamage(10)
script.Parent.CanCollide=true
else
script.Parent.Transparency=0
script.Parent.CanCollide=true
end
end
Gate File
Gate.rbxm (9.2 KB)
Was my solution in the previous question sufficient, or is this a new issue?
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This is a different issue.
The last one was a issue about not being able to hit the gate. Now I can hit it but the gate doesn’t take any damage.
What are you hitting it with?
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What is the hit and damage code?
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I have one inside the axe to hit a humanoid. Which it does, and makes a hitting noise when I use it on the gate. But the gate doesn’t seem to loose health.
Do you want the hit and damage code of the tool or gate.
Humanoid:TakeDamage only works when a part named Torso is present in the model the Humanoid is in. I would simply subtract 10 from the humanoids health manually instead.
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The tool damage is what is probably the issue, so that code.
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local function onHit(hit)
if not collide then
if hit.Name == "Blade" or hit.Name == "Shield" or hit.Name == "ParryPart1" then
collide = true
if cAnim then
cAnim:AdjustSpeed(0)
end
comm({2, "clash", 1, 1 + math.random(-10, 10) / 80})
if blade:findFirstChild("Sparks") then
blade.Sparks:Emit(8)
end
if hit.Parent:findFirstChild("Core") and hit.Parent.Core:findFirstChild("Comm") then
hit.Parent.Core.Comm:FireServer({7, damage})
end
elseif hit.Parent and hit.Parent:findFirstChild("Humanoid") and hit.Name ~= "HumanoidRootPart" then
comm({1, hit.Parent.Humanoid, damage, hitForce, torso.Position})
comm({2, "hit", 1, 1 + math.random(-10, 10) / 80})
if blade:findFirstChild("Blood") then
blade.Blood:Emit(5)
end
end
end
end
Where does it actually do the damage, though?
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There is a local damage at the top of the script which is set to 13. And a local hitforce. Otherwise that’s where the damage is.
elseif hit.Parent and hit.Parent:findFirstChild("Humanoid") and hit.Name ~= "HumanoidRootPart" then
comm({1, hit.Parent.Humanoid, damage, hitForce, torso.Position})
comm({2, "hit", 1, 1 + math.random(-10, 10) / 80})
if blade:findFirstChild("Blood") then
blade.Blood:Emit(5)
end
That should be what does the damage. Damage is defined as 13
There’s nothing there that actually does anything to the humanoid, though. You need to tell it to do actually change something, like in the ways I mentioned in the other post.
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I believe he’s asking about the comm function, to see how you handle damaging.
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Yeah I am using a Remote Function inside the tool. Comm is the name of the Remote Function.
So comm = RemoteFunction:InvokeServer/Client?
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It is generally a good idea to have any damage variable server-side only, rather than having the client send in through remote event (don’t trust the client). I suggest centralizing those damage variables (for all weapons you may add) into a table on the server side script that handles the damage remote event.
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