I own a hotel group, and have recently had uniforms made. I have seen in other hotels when the user walks into the reception area they are instantly given uniform. How could I do this?
Thanks,
George.
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Add a part covering the entire entrance. Then, add a script to the part. The script will use .Touched to get the touching parts, and use the shirt and pants object of the character to make them wear the uniform. Sort of like this:
local door = script.Parent
local shirtId = 123456 --Id of the shirt here
local pantsId = 123456 --Id of the pants here
function onHit(part)
--Check if the part is part of a character:
if part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") == nil then
return
end
part.Parent.Shirt.ShirtTemplate = shirtId --Change the shirt
part.Parent.Pants.PantsTemplate = pantsId --Change the pants
end
door.Touched:Connect(onHit)
That should work.
I haven’t tested this yet, please tell me if there is an error. 
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You need to make sure the player is wearing a shirt and pants in the first place though…
If not, make it create the instances inside the player’s character.
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To be honest if one of the staff is not wearing a clothes in my hotel I will likely remove them anyway aha.
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Oops, didn’t realize that. Here is the hopefully working code:
local door = script.Parent
local shirtId = 123456 --Id of the shirt here
local pantsId = 123456 --Id of the pants here
function onHit(part)
--Check if the part is part of a character:
if part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") == nil then
return
end
if part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Shirt") then
part.Parent.Shirt.ShirtTemplate = shirtId --Changes the shirt
else
local shirt = Instance.new("Shirt", part.Parent)
shirt.ShirtTemplate = shirtId --Changes the shirt
end
if part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Pants") then
part.Parent.Pants.PantsTemplate = pantsId --Changes the pants
else
local pants = Instance.new("Pants", part.Parent)
pants.PantsId = pantsId --Changes the Pants
end
door.Touched:Connect(onHit)
BTW, don’t forget to make the part covering the door Transparent and set CanCollide to False.
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Nothing happened. 
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Did you replace the 123456 with the correct shirtId and pantsId? Also, were there any errors?
Yes, I did. I will check now for errors. No errors.
I believe you should insert a Script INTO a part in Workspace. Also add a “Pants” and “Shirt” object into the part. The ID for the shirts should be in the properties of the “Shirt” and “Pants”
function onTouched(part)
local h = part.Parent:findFirstChild("Humanoid")
if h~=nil then
local pants = part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Pants")
local top = part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Shirt")
if top ~= nil then
top:remove()
if pants ~= nil then
pants:remove()
newpants = script.Parent.Pants:clone()
newpants.Parent = part.Parent
newshirt = script.Parent.Shirt:clone()
newshirt.Parent = part.Parent
else
newpants = script.Parent.Pants:clone()
newpants.Parent = part.Parent
newshirt = script.Parent.Shirt:clone()
newshirt.Parent = part.Parent
end
elseif pants ~= nil then
pants:remove()
newpants = script.Parent.Pants:clone()
newpants.Parent = part.Parent
newshirt = script.Parent.Shirt:clone()
newshirt.Parent = part.Parent
else
newpants = script.Parent.Pants:clone()
newpants.Parent = part.Parent
newshirt = script.Parent.Shirt:clone()
newshirt.Parent = part.Parent
end
end
end
script.Parent.Touched:connect(onTouched)```
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Okay. I’m busy right now, so I will have to check this out later. Sorry that I couldn’t help right now.
BTW, Instance:Remove() was deprecated. It’s Instance:Destroy() now.
Finally got it to work!!
Note: I made the part the player walks through visible for presentation purposes
You can get it here:
How to use
Inside of the part, you will see a shirt and pants. Change the ShirtId and PantsId of shirts and pants to the id you would like to use.
Once you did that, it should work!
This entire thing is open-sourced, the code is here:
local door = script.Parent
local shirtId = script.Parent.Shirt
local pantsId = script.Parent.Pants
local shirt = nil
local pants = nil
local givenPlayers = {}
function touched(part)
if part.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") == nil then
return
end
if #givenPlayers ~= 0 then
for index = 1, #givenPlayers do
if givenPlayers[index] == part.Parent.Name then
return
end
end
end
shirt = part.Parent:FindFirstChildOfClass("Shirt")
if shirt ~= nil then
shirt:Destroy()
end
shirt = script.Parent.Shirt:Clone()
shirt.Parent = part.Parent
pants = part.Parent:FindFirstChildOfClass("Pants")
if pants ~= nil then
pants:Destroy()
end
pants = script.Parent.Pants:Clone()
pants.Parent = part.Parent
print("Gave uniform to " .. tostring(part.Parent.Name) .. "!")
givenPlayers[#givenPlayers + 1] = part.Parent.Name
end
door.Touched:Connect(touched)
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