Hello, I am a newbie scripter, what was my mistake here?
help pls
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I may be wrong about this but try setting the animation variable in your server script to game.Workspace.Glass.Script.Animation. The local script probably thinks that the animation is relative to itself.
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ok i just tried this but the same error still occurs
Maybe try to rename your script to something else. It seems like you have two scripts with the same name. If that doesn’t work, maybe try using :WaitForChild("Animation") or :FindFirstChild("Animation")
yes i know, i’ve renamed my script bc when trying to locate animation i couldn’t, so i’ve renamed the script but it still doesn’t work…
Try printing the player and animation and see what it says
Okay for some reason when printing plr animation was printed and when printing animation an error occurred.
Did you do print(plr.Name) or print(plr)?
plr.Name and Animation.Name
print(plr.Name)
print(animation.Name)
end)
Wait, I just realized the issue. You are trying to run the animation on a player in game.Players, not game.Workspace.
In your click script, try doing something like
clickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function(plr)
local workspacePlayer = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(plr.Name)
workspacePlayer.Humanoid:LoadAnimation(animation):Play()
end)
EDIT: I learned that player.character is a thing so you should probably do this instead:
clickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function(plr)
local Humanoid = plr.Character:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
Humanoid:LoadAnimation(animation):Play()
end)
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Oh!, ok it is now working, without the remote event system but it is working! Thank you very much!
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