These are the properties of the part if they’re needed.
Not too sure if this is a building issue or a scripting one
I’m using Mouse.Target to check if the mouse is hovering over one of my vehicle spawn pads, it’s ignoring the SpawnPad and printing Terrain.
Code:
local Mouse
local function Equipped(mouse)
Mouse = mouse
end
local function Activated()
if Mouse then
if Mouse.Target then
print(Mouse.Target)
end
end
end
Tool.Equipped:Connect(Equipped)
Tool.Activated:Connect(Activated)
It’s reasons like this why I don’t typically use Mouse.Target. For the time being, you can use Mouse.TargetFilter and set it to the terrain to ignore the click.
What I typically do is make use of raycasts, since that’s essentially what both Mouse.Target and Mouse.Hit equate to internally. I use Camera.ViewportPointToRay with the position of the input (UserInputService), extend that ray then pass as many objects as I want into the ignore table. The first return of a ray function, Hit, is what I use over Mouse.Target.
