Hello Developers!
as you can see in the first video (2 blocks on folder) it also slices/ runned the other part i didn’t touch. i tried using Debounce but it just continues slicing the other part if the debounce ended, i also tried using Disconnection as you can see in the recent script but this doesn’t work, i also tried 1 by 1 script but all of the script doesn’t work. I’ve been trying to fix this, this whole day but i can’t. i really appreciate your help, thanks!
Script
for _, objects in pairs(script.Parent.Based:GetChildren()) do
warn('running')
if objects:FindFirstChild('Slice') then
local connect
connect = objects.Slice.Touched:Connect(function()
print('start')
end)
repeat wait()
until game.Workspace:ArePartsTouchingOthers({game.Workspace.SaberBlue,objects.Slice},0)
local var = game.ReplicatedStorage:FindFirstChild(objects.Name):Clone()
var.Parent = workspace
var.weldblock.CFrame = CFrame.new(objects.Position)
var.weldblock.Anchored = false
local audio = script.audio:Clone()
audio.Parent = workspace.sound
audio:Play()
connect:Disconnect()
wait(0.05)
objects:Destroy()
end
end
Are you putting the hitbox on the boxes? isn’t that a bad idea compared to just putting it on the sword?, anyways why not just use touched for the blade?
Well the hitbox module i installed to my game. I placed it on my sword because as i can see on those videos, it’s rarely on the tool or ye the sword so i put it there. But I’ll try that tomorrow. I can’t test it rn because it’s 10pm.
I’m quite confused of the code because i’ve never used ArePartsTouchingOthers seems unefficient to what you’re trying to do, I recommend trying out Touched I think it’s best for what you’re trying to do instead of looping if something is touching that part. What you can do with Touched is as simple as this.
Blade.Touched:Connect(function(TouchedPart)
if TouchedPart and TouchedPart.Parent then
if TouchedPart.Parent:FindFirstChild("Something to Distinguish it as a hittable box.") then
print(TouchedPart.Parent.Name, "Was hit!")
BreakBlockDoSomethingHere()
end
end
end)
--There's alot of ways to distinguish an Object, we can either use Tagging(Collection Service), putting an Instance inside it or Using attributes, in my example I used an Instance.
PS: Make sure to add Sanity checks because touched can still be exploited on the client even if you attach it on the server side, as the Blade's NetworkOwnership will be on the client thus being exploitable if there’s no sanity checks.
You could combat this with a simple task.spawn(), which will allow the thread to run immediately. You can do this such thing like the example below:
for _, objects in pairs(script.Parent.Based:GetChildren()) do
warn('running')
if objects:FindFirstChild('Slice') then
local connect
task.spawn(function()
connect = objects.Slice.Touched:Connect(function()
print('start')
end)
end)
repeat
task.wait()
until game.Workspace:ArePartsTouchingOthers({game.Workspace.SaberBlue,objects.Slice},0)
local var = game.ReplicatedStorage:FindFirstChild(objects.Name):Clone()
var.Parent = workspace
var.weldblock.CFrame = CFrame.new(objects.Position)
var.weldblock.Anchored = false
local audio = script.audio:Clone()
audio.Parent = workspace.sound
audio:Play()
connect:Disconnect()
task.wait(0.05)
objects:Destroy()
end
end
(Do keep in mind this may not work (I haven’t tested it yet), but this would be a step in the right direction.)
