so i have a folder and it has parts inside. whenever u touch 1 of the parts it disappears after a short time then respawns simple enough right but when it respawns doesn’t get destroyed when u touch it
local Blocks = script.Parent
for i,v in pairs(Blocks:GetChildren()) do
if v:IsA("Part") then
local Bool = Instance.new("BoolValue")
Bool.Value = false
Bool.Name = "Bool"
Bool.Parent = v
v.Touched:Connect(function()
if v.Bool.Value == false then
v.Bool.Value = true
local NewPart = v:Clone()
NewPart.Bool.Value = false
wait(0.75)
v:Destroy()
wait(5)
NewPart.Position = v.Position
NewPart.Parent = Blocks
end
end)
end
end
I believe it’s because that new part has no connections once you clone it. That .Touched only runs once, so it never gets the chance to attach to the clone.
You can make a createPart function and connect each part to a Touched event individually. This should give you more flexibility across the board.
Since you’re destroying the part before you make a new one, you should store its CFrame before the part is destroyed.
That’s because your loop only runs once; Meaning that it only affects already existing objects and not new objects. To fix that, you can do this;
local Blocks = script.Parent
function CreateTouchedEvent(object)
if object:IsA("Part") then
local Bool = Instance.new("BoolValue")
Bool.Value = false
Bool.Name = "Bool"
Bool.Parent = object
object.Touched:Connect(function()
if object.Bool.Value == false then
object.Bool.Value = true
local NewPart = object:Clone()
NewPart.Bool.Value = false
wait(0.75)
object:Destroy()
wait(2.5)
NewPart.Position = object.Position
NewPart.Parent = Blocks
end
end)
end
end
for _, object in pairs(Blocks:GetChildren()) do
CreateTouchedEvent(object)
end
Blocks.ChildAdded:Connect(function(NewObject)
CreateTouchedEvent(NewObject)
end)
Instead of destroying the instance, you could set the transparency to 1, CanCollide false and CanTouch false. The CanTouch property makes it so that it doesn’t detect Touched events.
