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How do I check to see if an object is in a certain model?
if Object not == nil then
Is that how? |
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if Object ~= nil then
+-Fishy |
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Won't that just make it so that it checks if its not there? |
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aboy5643Join Date: 2010-10-08
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Use ::FindFirstChild(objName)
Otherwise you'll get an error about accessing a nil value. |
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stravantForum ModeratorJoin Date: 2007-10-22
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Well, a typical way of writing it would look something like this:
if model:FindFirstChild("Name of the thing") then
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if Object ~=nil then --This says that "If Object does not equal nothing then...". Literally. In other words, it's saying "If Object equals something then..."
+-Fishy |
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iFordMCJoin Date: 2011-08-26
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While true do
for i, v in impairs (game.workspace:GetChildren())
If game.Workspace[v]:IsA("Model") then
If game.Workspace[v].Bricky ~= false then
-- Code here
End
End
End
Else
Print("It is false!")
End |
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NewFissyJoin Date: 2011-01-03
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You could also compare the object's parent to the model.
Model = workspace.Model
Object = script.Parent
if Object.Parent == Model then
print("In Model")
end |
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iFordMCJoin Date: 2011-08-26
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I think that was wrong, how embarrassing. Especially science strap ant may see... |
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iFordMCJoin Date: 2011-08-26
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Auto correct. |
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Thanks Stravant. and the rest of you for pitching in. |
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