I’m currently working on an infinite fall game as a scripting practice. I’m really new to scripting in lua on Roblox. I’m trying to locate the “Humanoid” in the player. Can someone please help me? Here’s my script (ignore the comments)
When the humanoid dies, this Humanoid.Died Event never fires, even when the player falls into the void. I’ve looked everywhere and never found a solution. local DeathEvent = game:GetService ("ReplicatedStorage"):WaitFor…
So I want to understand how to access the Player, Character & Humanoid in studio, I have searched up tutorials on how to do it, but it never really works and they don’t explain why it happens, I have always had trouble with scenarios like this.
Hi, Ive been making a snowy island and I wanted to detect if the player is in the water and then the start to lose health because the water is really cold. The issue is that I cant seem to access the Humanoid Root Part. Ive tried a WaitForChild:() but then I get and Infinite yield. This is a local script in starter player scripts and Im accessing the player using Players.LocalPlayer. Code ...
The issue of NPCs not sitting properly on seats in Roblox often stems from physics timing and synchronization limitations, especially when handling this client-side. When calling Seat:Sit(humanoid) on the client, Roblox sets the NPC’s Humanoid.Sit to true, but the attachment between the Seat and the Humanoid may fail to register properly… This occurs because seat assignments rely on server ...
Past Updates... v0.1 Our first step in Humanoid Componentization (more info coming soon) begins with a new physics controller. We’ve rebuilt it from the ground up using the same internal objects and constraints that make up the rest of our physics engine. This should provide a more robust and physically accurate controller, open up more customization options, and simplify optimizations down ...