Sound.SoundId = 'rbxassetid://'.soundids -change the Sound. If soundids ~= nil then -make sure the soundid exists to avoid an error Levelnum = level.Value -record the new Value If levelnum ~= level.Value then -make sure that the property changed was the Value property Level.Changed:connect(function() -if a property of level changes then run this function Local levelnum = level.Value -record level.Value for comparison If leaderstats and leaderstats:FindFirstChild("Level") then - make sure leaderstats and leaderstats.level exists Local leaderstats = player:FindFirstChild("leaderstats") - get leaderstats You need to kick the player object instead of the local player, and this should be done from a server script. The function is :Kick (), capitalization is important. local playerService game:GetService('Players') local replicatedStorage. In the pop-up that appears, click on Run. Create, Publish, and Monetize your games on Roblox Zander Brumbaugh. But with a server script filtering enabled prevents that. Now, click on the downloaded file named RobloxPlayerLauncher.exe in your browser and run the Roblox installer. Local sound = -get sound NOTE:the sound can be stored somewhere else Doing it from a local script means the player could set their hp to a billion and never trigger that if statement. One way you can do it is to place a sound inside a folder inside player.Backpack or player.PlayerGui or anywhere in the localplayer and just change the soundid before you play it. I want to get the Character because this page states that I should contain a humanoid.There are many different approaches you can take for this. I print the name of the character for debugging purposes, but character seems to be 'nil', how is this possible? On this documentation page I read that a Player object should have a Character property, so I wrote: local character = player.Character This works, as player.Name returns the account name. 500M+ Downloads Teen info Install playarrow Trailer About this game arrowforward Roblox is the ultimate virtual universe that lets you create, share experiences with friends, and be anything. I know I can get the current Player by doing this: local Players = game:GetService("Players") It grants the model with the ability to physically walk around and interact with various components of a Roblox level. Ok, good to go, but I need the Humanoid of the current player. Humanoid Show Deprecated The Humanoid is a special object that gives models the functionality of a character. We want to detect if the player stands on a specific part. Example: local Player game:GetService (Players).Localplayer local Character Player.Character or Player.
To handle this, wait for the CharacterAdded event to invoke and try to get it again. 4. I'm pretty new to Roblox, my son really likes Roblox and we want to make a game together. 6 comments Best Add a Comment raylo350 It prints nil since scripts run way faster than instances.
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