Hello,
This is a studio bug but given that it takes >2 weeks to get through to post approval I’d rather send it here and get the issue sorted out ASAP
- Br, iSyriux
- Br, iSyriux
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I dont even think this is a bug its simply the fact that its the same name as the variable you have declared. script:WaitForChild(“instancename”) might work better in this case. or script[“instancename”]
Sure it’s not just something you did wrong? I don’t get a blue underline when I write identical code.
On another note: we have a proper venue for reporting bugs. If you genuinely believe this is a bug, please go through the proper channels instead of misusing categories. Post approval has been gone for months, message Bug Support for filing reports.
this isn’t bug, just studio tryna make a suggestion like “hey you could done that in a simpler way dood”
What does it say when you hover over the underline? It usually hints towards what’s wrong.
Hello,
@colbert2677, try adding multiple animations into the localscript and add variables to them all.
@AwakenedElemental, that’s not how underlines in studio work. It literally thinks I’m trying to call an unknown variable when I’m trying to access a child of a parent
@IFthenElse246, no, it doesn’t say anything when I hover over the underline. Look at script analytics.
For me, underlines are usuallly red… so… that must have confoosd me
This is just a guess but have you tried using wait for child?
