Just to let you know, if the code isn’t in a local script or sometimes a module script, game.Player.LocalPlayer is pointless and returns nil.
Also, has your problem been solved yet?
You might be right, I checked all types of script. Actually, I made a horror game. And at the final stage when player comes to the ending room I wanted to the killer get deleted. I wanted to try a new script method but it didn’t work. Some people tried to help and I was happy. I asked for what is wrong but they wrote all the script. I didn’t want to tell 'bout that because I thought they tried hard for correcting the script. Then a guy came and thought I’m a feed-bird. I’m not angry to him just I don’t like these behaviors.
These behaviors are not accepted in my country, I grew up like that.
I corrected my own script by myself. I added a script that killer can’t go to the ending room. Thanks for asking<3
Also I’m grateful that most of the people helped me🤗
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I wrote an entire comment detailing why things don’t work in your script, only to realise once it was done you had already fixed the issue (FML)
To avoid confusion, please mark the person who helped you the most as a solution.
You are right! I’m marking it rn.
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