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| 25 Jan 2015 02:07 PM |
local ignore = { "PrimaryPartSet", "Fast", "Slow", workspace.Blockers, }
coroutine.wrap(function() for i = 1,#ignore do m.TargetFilter = m.TargetFilter,ignore[i] end print(m.TargetFilter) end)()
It just prints nil |
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| 25 Jan 2015 02:53 PM |
| targetfilter cannot be set to multiple values. |
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| 25 Jan 2015 02:53 PM |
Idk if this is what you mean but ill give it a shot ________________________________________________________________________________ local ignorelist = {place items here} local Ray = Ray.new(position) local c = workspace:FindRayOnIgnoreList(Ray,ignorelist) |
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| 25 Jan 2015 02:59 PM |
Fishguy is terrible.
He keeps saying hes so good, "Years of experience" And he can't even comprehend a single post. |
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| 25 Jan 2015 06:20 PM |
| Pretty sure you can filter a model, and if you dont want to do that then use local parts and add them too a model. But other than that nothing much that i know you can do. |
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