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#1

NOT IN USE ANYMORE, SORRY.

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#2

Firstly, when you’re providing a function to connect you don’t need the () so it’ll be KillBrick.Touched:Connect(Kill)

Could you also provide a screenshot of workspace with relevant objects shown please?

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#4

DAMM I SENT THE WRONG CODE!

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#5

That makes sense because the code you provided doesn’t seem to have any other erros and doesn’t really correspond with the error message.

#6

yeah I apologies about that, I’m sorry.

#7

I’ve used pairs > Folder & GetChildren() to contribute another way to grab both Kill Bricks.

#8

Uh that’s not really helpful without code samples. Judging from the error you’ve sent, it seems like you’re not using Touched with a BasePart but with an object of a different class. Try adding print(KillBrick.ClassName) inside the for loop and see if it shows that the kill bricks are parts.

#9

the statement didn’t print in the Output tab.

#10

Add it before the .Touched line, make sure it’s the first line inside the for loop

#11

I did exactly that and the statement still didn’t print.

#12

Must be something wrong with your hierarchy then. Can you please send a screenshot of the entire workspace

#15

I’m closing this post and starting again.

#16

NEW post here > Touched is not a valid member of Configuration with "CollectionService"

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