Hello developers for some reason my touch event will not fire at all
Are you purposely checking if the hit parent doesnt have a humanoid?
The word “Humanoid” has to be capitalized correctly. You typed in “humanoid” when it should be “Humanoid” and also you added the keyword “not” which even if you spelled it correctly, your code would only run if the part’s parent didnt have a Humanoid (@astraIboy noticed this).
Here’s what you typed:
if not hit.Parent:FindFirstChild(“humanoid”) then
What it should be:
if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild(“Humanoid”) then
Though you are correct it still does not print the first 1
Try removing the “not” out of your if statement (credits to @astraIboy for pointing it out at first). Unless you’re not trying to detect a Character, then disregard this response.
Its still not doing anything and I am trying to insure it is not a humanoid
Are you sure that you have CanTouch and CanQuery on in the part’s properties
Try printing the part that collided’s (hit) name. See if the parent is colliding or if it’s the child.
You seem to include “spike” which would usually be just one part (at least I think), so if it’s the spike that’s colliding then you could change it to
not hit:FindFirstChild(“Humanoid”)
instead of
not hit.Parent:FindFirstChild(“Humanoid”)
Same outcome i am not even getting an error either
Can we see the SmallSpike heiarchy and also a screenshot of all the parts attached to it
Is the “Spells” folder in ReplicatedStorage? If they are, Scripts won’t run in ReplicatedStorage (doubt this is true but still making sure).
Are you certain you are touching the correct one? You have 2 named the same. Could be the issue.
Try renaming them to by adding 1 and 2 at the end and checking then.
Edit: 4 AM and I can’t read. I thought both are named Spike lol
Edit2: I mean Base 
The script is in a tool that clones the part from rep
Can we see how your bringing the cloned spike into workspace aka the code for when you clone it from rep storage
Yeah, if it’s being brought into workspace via localscript and your script is detecting it via the server; that may be the reason it’s not firing.
I gtg soon… so sorry if I don’t respond 
It’s okay if you leave thank you for the help
Do you mind printing before the .Touched function?
print(Base:GetFullName()) and make sure it’s the correct one you’re trying to touch?
The problem isn’t that it’s on a LocalScript.
