Proximity Prompt Script

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#20

The service isn’t required.

You can do:

script.Parent.Triggered

I don’t mind making new scripts for everything I just need this fixed.

#21

What exactly is “Level_2”, “Level_3” etc in your code?

#22

They are all keycards to access doors

#23

If they are tools then you should do

if player.Character.Backpack:FindFirstChild("Level_1")

and so on

#24

I know that but if they have it equipped, it isn’t in their backpack. :confused:

#25

Try checking this post to check if a tool is equipped or not. This should help you.

#27

Action text is what happens when you toggle it.

It doesn’t do anything.
Just makes the display nicer.

#28

Its one of the properties of a Proximity Prompt

#30

I saw that. LOLOLOL Niceeeee try

#31

Hahaha shhh let’s pretend you never see anything

#32

And I have already tried that. :pensive:

#33

Try this

local Access = {
    "Level_2",
    "Level_3"
}
local ProximityPrompt = script.Parent
local Door = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Door

ProximityPrompt.Triggered:Connect(function(player)
	if ProximityPrompt.ActionText == "Open" then
	
    	for i,v in pairs(Access) do
           if player.Character:FindFirstChild(v) or player.Backpack:FindFirstChild(v) then
                break
            else
                return
           end
        end
    	Door.Transparency = 1
    	Door.CanCollide = false
    	ProximityPrompt.ActionText = "Close"
    	print(player.Name)
    end
end)
#34

btw find is deprecated just wanted to point that out

#35

What do you mean by “find is deprecated”?

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#36

He means that it may be changed

#37

They just fixed it, please disregard my statement. (I meant findFirstChild, find being deprecated.)

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#38

Have you tested the script I made some changes so copy and paste again.

#39

Ok. I will right now.

Mode: Testing…

#40

Nope, doesn’t work… :pensive:

#41

Any error? 30 wordsssssssssssss