Why Game Prints "Hit" When No Player Is Present? (Printed In Wrong Place)

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1

So I have this script here:

local Part = script.Parent

Part.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
	if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then
		Part.Transparency = .9
		Part.CanCollide = false
		Part.GlassShatter = true  -- GlassShatter is particle emitter
		Part.GlassShatter.Rate = 100
		Part.GlassShatter.Life = NumberRange.new(1,1)
	end
end)

print("Hit")

local Part = game.Workspace.Part:ClearAllChildren()

When I run the game, it prints “hit” when no character is present, what may be the cause of this?

2

Because your printing hit outside of the function

3

Because you put the print at the end, it does not go with the function and prints on its own

4

Well, my function runs without any player present still.

5

Yeah but your asking why its printing out Hit, it’s because it’s not inside of the function when a player with a humanoid touches the part

What exactly are you trying to convey?

6

Alright. I’m trying to emit the particle when somebody steps on it and then make the particle disappear. I understand the mistake with the print, but the function seems to run when nobody hits it.

7

Is there anything else with a humanoid that could be touching the part?

8

I actually re-ran it and it seems to be doing the opposite actually. It won’t run the function entirely. It skips to the ClearAllChildren part.

9

put

after

but still above

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10

Thanks, I fixed that, but now my problem is it won’t run the function entirely.

11

I think your confused, the stuff after the function (outside of it) can still run even though the part hasn’t been touched, try this script:

local Part = script.Parent

Part.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
	if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then
		Part.Transparency = .9
		Part.CanCollide = false
		Part.GlassShatter = true  -- GlassShatter is particle emitter
		Part.GlassShatter.Rate = 100
		Part.GlassShatter.Life = NumberRange.new(1,1)
        print("Hit")
        local Part = game.Workspace.Part:ClearAllChildren()
	end
end)
12

Ah thanks, I realized it now that I re-ran that I split it up when I did not need to. :laughing: