Welding Help! (Click Detector)

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So I was going to make a clickdetector to player’s body, so player can click it (similar to adopt me)
However, I found that click detector doesnt work when its parented to Player, so i decided to add a new part in workspace and weld to player, However, I can’t weld, can anyone help?

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So, you want a part that welds to every player in the game?

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It’s just like a part weld to player, every player has their own part with a clickdetector

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If so, then make a script that auto welds them:

Instance.new("Part") 
part.Size = 4,4,4 - - or any size you choose
Part.Parent = Workspace
Instance.new("Weld")
weld.Part0 = Part
weld.Part1 = - - access any part of the player and put it here
Instance.new("ClickDetector") 
ClickDetector.Parent = part

Idk how to do this for every player, I don’t even know idlf it works I’m new and thought of this on the spot, an actual programmer can help you more
Edit: preformatted text is a pain on mobile

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local WeldDD = Instance.new("WeldConstraint")
WeldDD.Parent = NewPartForPlayer
WeldDD.Part1 = CharAdded.UpperTorso
WeldDD.Part0 = NewPartForPlayer

this is my part of my script, but I found that Part1 has nothing when i tested

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Should I use weld instead of weldconstraint?

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Make a variable for a player, maybe something like. local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character
Then from the character you can get each body part? sorry am a scripting newbie

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Come to think of it, I prefer constraints more, use any you want though

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So the code that @Enk514 put is pretty good, and i’d like to make some modifications.

part = Instance.new("Part") 
part.Size = 4,8,4 -- 4 8 4 so it is bigger than the player itself
part.CanCollide = false -- if not then the player would get stuck
part.Parent = game.workspace.YourPlayer'sCharacter.HumanoidRootPart
-- parented it there so it is more organized
--also change YourPlayer'sCharacter to the actual player's name (don't copypaste the script blindly)
part.Name = "ClickPart"
--also you may want to change the Transparency with part.Transparency = 1
weld = Instance.new("Weld")
weld.Part0 = Part
weld.Part1 = game.workspace.YourPlayer'.'sCharacter.HumanoidRootPart
weld.C0 = CFrame.new(Vector3.new(0,0,0))
ClickDetector = Instance.new("ClickDetector") 
ClickDetector.Parent = part
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Nice, but for the last line of code, don’t you have to make the parent ClickPart cos that’s what you named the instance.new(“Part”) I may be wrong, after all, you’re a programmer and I’m no where near one

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Here is not the case, because in this script, the ClickPart is referred as part, “ClickPart” being the name outside the script, and “part” being it’s name inside the script. : )

Hope you understand

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This isn’t true. I’ve used click detectors inside entire models before and it worked fine. What is the code your using?

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Hey, are you still having trouble with the welds?

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I solved them by using Proximity Prompt

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