Tool Not in player hand

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#1

So I am making a cooking game, and when the player takes a Chicken out of the oven it gives him a cooked chicken tool, but that tool is not in his hand when he holds it, instead it is where it was before it was in replicated storage.

The script is pretty big, but all the tool stuff is in the two functions at the top, the only reason I included the rest is if you wanted to see it, but the problem is mainly the burnt and cooked functions.

local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local DB = false

local proximityR = script.Parent
local proximityC = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Cooked.ProximityPrompt
local proximityB = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Burnt.ProximityPrompt

local ChickenModel = ReplicatedStorage.RawChicken
local ChickenSlice = ReplicatedStorage.RawChickenPiece
local OvenLight = game.Workspace.Oven1.OvenLight.SpotLight
local OvenHeaters = game.Workspace.Oven1.Heaters
local taken = false

--sounds
local Sizzle = script.Parent.Sizzle
local On = script.Parent.On
local Ding = script.Parent.CookedDing
local Door = script.Parent.Door
local Fire = script.Parent.Fire
--

function Cooked(Player)
	proximityC.Enabled = false
	taken = true
	print("Cooked and ready!!")
	OvenHeaters.Color = Color3.fromRGB(27, 42, 53)
	OvenLight.Brightness = 0
	Sizzle.Looped = false
	Sizzle:Stop()
	On.Looped = false
	On:Stop()
	ChickenSlice:Destroy()


	local ChickenCTool = ReplicatedStorage.CookedChicken
	local character = Player.Character or Player.CharacterAdded:Wait() -- gets the player's character
	local humanoid = character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid") -- get the humanoid
	ChickenCTool.Parent = Player.Backpack -- put in backpack
	humanoid:EquipTool(ChickenCTool) --equip the tool


	wait(1)
	DB = false
end

function Burnt(Player)
	print("bruv u burned it")
	ChickenSlice:Destroy()
	proximityB.Enabled = false
	OvenHeaters.Color = Color3.fromRGB(27, 42, 53)
	OvenLight.Brightness = 0
	Sizzle.Looped = false
	Sizzle:Stop()
	On.Looped = false
	On:Stop()

	local ChickenBTool = ReplicatedStorage.BurntChicken
	local character = Player.Character or Player.CharacterAdded:Wait() -- gets the player's character
	local humanoid = character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid") -- get the humanoid
	ChickenBTool.Parent = Player.Backpack -- put in backpack
	humanoid:EquipTool(ChickenBTool) --equip the tool


	wait(1)
	DB = false
end

proximityB.Enabled = false
proximityC.Enabled = false

proximityR.Triggered:Connect(function(Player)
	if not DB then
		local Chicken = Player.Character:FindFirstChild("RawChicken")
		if Chicken then
			DB = true
		
			
			--|Position and cloning|--
			
			Chicken:Destroy()
			ChickenSlice:Clone()
			ChickenSlice.Parent = workspace
			ChickenSlice.PrimaryPart = ChickenSlice.Union
            ChickenSlice:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(CFrame.new(42.643, 2.057, -34.316))
			proximityR.Enabled = false
			--|Looks|--
			OvenHeaters.Color = Color3.fromRGB(255, 107, 18)
			OvenLight.Brightness = 100
			
			--|Cooking|--
			
		
			Door:Play()
			wait(.5)
			Sizzle:Play()
			Sizzle.Looped = true
			On:Play()
			On.Looped = true
			wait(5)
			ChickenSlice.Union.Color = Color3.fromRGB(232, 198, 136)
			 proximityC.Enabled = true
			  print("ready")
		       proximityC.Triggered:Connect(Cooked) 
			    Ding:Play()
			wait(5)
			
			--|Burnt|--
			
			if not taken then
			   proximityC.Enabled = false
				proximityB.Enabled = true
				 ChickenSlice.Union.Color = Color3.fromRGB(39, 39, 39)
				  proximityB.Triggered:Connect(Burnt) 
			       print("Burning")
				    
				
				
				
			   end
			end
		end
	end)
#2

First off, it might be because you made the handle anchored.
Second it might be due to wrong position in tool you can find a plugin that help you positioning your tool (somewhere in toolbox)

#3

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Considering this is what happens when the handle of a tool, or when any part of a tool is anchored, that could not be the case.

This is the more likely case.
Here is the link to that plugin (if you need it @deathwish128000): https://create.roblox.com/marketplace/asset/174577307/Tool-Grip-Editor
Only downside to it is the fact it costs 100 Robux. If you don’t have the Robux for it, you just have to position the handle how you want the tool to be held. Setting your move studs in the model tab to zero will help a lot.

#4

Is it the same with this one?
https://www.roblox.com/library/153352998/Tool-grip-editor
Sorry my phone can’t open that website so i can’t tell if it is the same or not

#5

Looking at both plugins on the website with btroblox’s explorer feature, they aren’t the exact same. And testing that one in studio, it doesn’t even work, unfortunately.

#6

That is weird im using just fine

#7

Not sure why it didn’t work for me then… lol.