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| 06 Aug 2011 09:37 AM |
| Right, i want to make a part of the floor, out of about 20 bricks, (unahcnored) but how can i do it so that when summot steps on it, it will collapse? Weld si too strong, Glue im not to sure, and idk about smooth? So whats best to use? cheers |
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pauljkl
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| 06 Aug 2011 09:38 AM |
A script
Model:BreakJoints() |
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| 06 Aug 2011 09:46 AM |
| I don't want to script, necessarliy, just build? |
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| 06 Aug 2011 09:48 AM |
| Seemingly because I can't script, and we all dont work for the WIKI therefore need to be nerds on scripting. |
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pauljkl
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| 06 Aug 2011 09:50 AM |
| Well unfortunately i dont think you will get the floor to collapse without a script, no need for the insults either |
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| 06 Aug 2011 09:53 AM |
| I'm not insulting, and if i wanted a script would I have posted it here? It's called Building helpers for a reason, of which i expect building help, not scripting help. And anyway... you tell one line of script to a person who doesn't even know the basics, so I don't know how thats going to help. |
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| 06 Aug 2011 09:56 AM |
| Sorry I re-read my other reply, It looks like i was insulting and I appologize, didn't mean for it to sound like that |
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jmonster9
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| 06 Aug 2011 10:17 AM |
Scripting Helpers are complete B-Holes. Thats why BHers do Scripting too. Anyways there is not a way to build it to collapse when someone steps on it without scripting. If you wanted to script it, You would put something like. onTouched(funtion) game.Workspace.BRICKNAMEHERE.Anchored = false
Something like that I'm not a good scripter. |
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| 06 Aug 2011 10:49 AM |
| Ahh no worries, I don't like scripting at all, its too hard for a 16 year old lad! O_O But cheers anyway |
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kilkil91
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| 06 Aug 2011 11:32 AM |
| you could mae the connocters in the wrong place and the it would prob crash down |
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| 06 Aug 2011 11:51 AM |
"Ahh no worries, I don't like scripting at all, its too hard for a 16 year old lad! O_O But cheers anyway"
Dude, I'm 14 and can do basic scripts >.>
But yeah, I think it can only be done through scripting. |
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| 06 Aug 2011 01:01 PM |
| Lol, we're all different :L |
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jmonster9
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| 06 Aug 2011 01:14 PM |
| I'm 12 and I can script a little. |
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| 06 Aug 2011 01:16 PM |
| So? my 42 year old dad can't, but my 7 year old brother can... Some of us can, some cant |
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| 06 Aug 2011 03:39 PM |
| Kieran, you cannot make a floor collapse without a BreakJoint script. Go to Scripting Helpers. |
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| 06 Aug 2011 03:51 PM |
| You could make a floor that you fall through... Just un-check "Can-Colide" (or however you spell it). |
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Sam3812
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| 06 Aug 2011 04:37 PM |
Okay, so I've done the courtesy of testing out every surface against every surface to try and get this working without a script, unfortunately I do believe it is impossible.
But to script it won't be hard, just put this inside a script inside of the parts you want to collapse when touched
--Script Below--
script.Parent.Touched:connect(function() script.Parent.Anchored = false end)
--Script Above-- |
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