Output editing help

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#1

Hello!

I’m going to make this quick. I’ve added a script to my game that does everything I want it too. the only problem is that it displays an error in the output. This kind of bothers me :slight_smile: .

Is there a way to get the output to ignore a specific script? If so, how?

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#2

Can you provide a screenshot of the error I might be able to solve it, and get rid of it completrly

#3

You should use pcall. pcall Ignores errors in your script. For more information you can check this forum post: Pcalls - When and how to use them

#4

Sure, thanks for offering. The script is trying to turn all of the children of a model invisible, including unions, by setting .Transparency = 1. It works; the unions and parts turn invisible, but an error pops up, saying that Transparency isn’t a property of unions.

So… I don’t know what to do. I’m not terribly upset about it since it still works, but it makes editing errors in other scripts hard.

#5

Check if the loop of getting all the Children with IsA("Part") or IsA("UnionOperation"), unless if they made those deprecated?

#6

You can just make the check IsA("BasePart")
Because UnionOperations and MeshParts are also BaseParts.

#7

Yes, I’m using those, but do they need to be in parentheses?

#8

for i, child in ipairs(script.Parent:GetChildren()) do
if child.ClassName == ‘Part’ or ‘UnionOperation’ then

	child.Transparency = 1
	child.CanCollide = false

end

end

here is the script. Like i said, it works, it just puts an error in the output saying: Transparency is not a valid member of Script “Workspace.Base.Buyable.Tower4T.Invisiscript”

The children of script.Parent are both parts and unions

#9 
for i, child in ipairs(script.Parent:GetChildren()) do
    if child.ClassName == "Part" or child:IsA("BasePart") then
	    child.Transparency = 1
	    child.CanCollide = false
    end
end

Try this, also

The second conditional statement you’re trying to write isn’t a IsA function (This just basically checks if the child is equal to the given object has)

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#10

It worked @JackscarIitt! Thank you so much for solving this problem! Grateful to you :clap:.

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