What do you want to achieve?
a decal to appear on which part of character is touched
the script does work it’s that when it touches a part it puts a decal on it too
ive tryed it to detect if hit name is left arm or right arm or torso , ya get da point
Check if the hit has a humanoid
alrighty ( char ugghwadefsgdjfmgj)
Quick dev fourm tips one if you need more chracters if uou type one of these < then put alot of letters on them yhen close thrm with this character > spaces and numbrrs don’t work. And if you problem is a code problem copy and paste your code into 3 of these then close them with 3 of these.
No like this if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then
but how will it find the parts to detect where to put the decal
move the print, wait, and debounce to outside of the checks of the wha value, use “print(wha)” for the print, use “if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild(“Humanoid”)” instead, and remove the beginning wha set, that should make it readable
You do the if statement after check if the hits parent has a humanoid (to check if is a players character)
No check its parent so rather then hit:FindFirstChild do hit.Parent :FindFirstChild
it worked thank you so much!!!
Algood happy developing!
if hit.Name=="Left Arm" or "Right Arm" or "Torso" or "Left Leg" or "Right Leg" then
This statement is always true.
[explaination] That’s because the string “Right Arm” is not nil and not false.
This is likely what you intended to do:
if hit.Name=="Left Arm" or hit.Name=="Right Arm" or hit.Name=="Torso" or hit.Name=="Left Leg" or hit.Name=="Right Leg" then
You must perform a comparison between hit.Name and each string, which will return either true or false.