Kill 4 dummys to destroy part but its not working

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#1

I want to making if 4 dummy died then destroy a part

but its not working (its maybe because I don’t learn enough)

I try method:
function ded()
game.workspace.part:destroy()
end
game.workspace,dummy.humanoid.died:connect()
game.workspace,dummy2.humanoid.died:connect()
game.workspace,dummy3.humanoid.died:connect()
game.workspace,dummy4.humanoid.died:connect()

its working but when i kill anyone dummy then part will destroy

tesss

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try again

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cant upload gif but script not working

#2

try this:

local num = 0
function Died()
      num = num + 1
     if num == 4 then
             workspace.part:Destroy()
       end
end
local Names = {"dummy","dummy2","dummy3","dummy4"}
for _,child in ipairs(workspace:GetChildren()) do
       if table.find(Names,child.Name) then
             child.Humanoid.Died:Connect(Died)
       end
end

Also, please don’t use: LowerCase Destroy, connect, Connect without arguments and , instead of .

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#3

i dont understand this script
but its still not working :thinking:

#4

Are there any erros? Also, you need to learn basics before trying to script.

#5

Try this, maybe: This just deletes the door if the Dummies are not existing anymore if yes, then its gonna return nil.

local NPCs = {workspace.Dummy, workspace.Dummy2, workspace.Dummy3, workspace.Dummy4}

if NPCs[1] or NPCs[2] or NPCs[3] or NPCs[4] == nil then do
    	game.workspace.ItsDoor:Destroy()
    end
else
	return nil
end
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#6

thank you for recommended
im gonna learn script more

#7

Your script doesn’t make any sense, when the Humanoid Dies the npc isn’t deleting itselfs only the event is fired, that will make your code being like this:

if NPCs[1] == true or NPCs[2] == true or NPCs[3] == true or NPCs[4] == nil then do
    	game.workspace.ItsDoor:Destroy()
    end
else
	return nil
end

Also, the “else return nil” doesn’t do anything.

#8

yes i tried when i start game part will destroy outright :sweat_smile:

#9

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Did that work for you or what? I’m guessing not.

Just change like this:

if game.Workspace.Dummy.Humanoid.Health == 0 and 
game.Workspace.Dummy2.Humanoid.Health == 0 and  
game.Workspace.Dummy3.Humanoid.Health == 0 and  
game.Workspace.Dummy4.Humanoid.Health == 0 then
-- Destroy the part
end
#10

That code from the image doesn’t make any sense, Died is a Signal not a bool.

#11 
local function CreateRoom(Door, Targets)
    local count = 0;
    for i,v in ipairs(Targets) do
        v.Humanoid.Died:Connect(function() count = count + 1; if count == #Targets and Door then Door:Destroy() end end) -- Pretty sure .Died doesn't fire multiple times.
    end
end

CreateRoom(workspace.ItsDoor, {workspace.Dummy, workspace.Dummy2, workspace.Dummy3, workspace.Dummy4})

Not trying to argue but this ^ did work fine
https://gyazo.com/0b1136e605202dca976f03c8aab872e8

#12

Your code is pretty inneficient and it is doing the same thing like mine but with a bigger wait and inneficient things like wait() without arguments and pairs instead of ipairs. Please check ur code before sending it.

#18

Just being racist.

You just edited your issues and made more issues. Now your script will not even destroy the part.

#19

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Are you both breaking the rules?

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#20

We are not breaking rule 3, but as you see if there was a rule about being racist he is 100% breaking that

#21

Please don’t argue in a topic, do it in the DMs. These types of conversation are off topic.

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#22

You can use variables and while true do loop here is a simple example:

local FirstDummy = false
local SecondDummy = false
local ThirdDummy = false
local FourthDummy = false

while true do
    if FirstDummy ~= false and SecondDummy ~= false and ThirdDummy ~= false and FourthDummy ~= false then
       game:GetService("Workspace"):FindFirstChild("ItsDoor"):Destroy()
       FirstDummy = false
       SecondDummy = false
       ThirdDummy = false
       FourthDummy = false
    end
    wait(0.1)
end

script.Parent.Dummy.Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()
      FirstDummy = true
end)

script.Parent.Dummy2.Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()
      SecondDummy = true
end)

script.Parent.Dummy3.Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()
      ThirdDummy = true
end)

script.Parent.Dummy4.Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()
      FourthDummy = true
end)
#23

Try @TheTurtleMaster_2 ‘s script again but capitalize the letter d in the dummy names within the table

local Names = {"dummy","dummy2","dummy3","dummy4"}

to:

local Names = {“Dummy”, “Dummy2”, “Dummy3”, “Dummy4”}

Also, what do you not understand about his script?

#24

He din’t learn enouth of the basics, and also you forgot at Dummy3 one "

#25

I fixed it right before you sent it. Im not sure how I missed these typos anyways.